Once you pick up several piles, do the piles inside fall out when picking up a new pile??
1034251
They probably do, but they land on top of the new pile so you just scoop them all up in one motion. My dog walks when she goes (just to make it more difficult on me I'm sure) so I have to do about 5 scoops every time. No problem.
1034252
I save the dog food bags and use them for the poops. They are plenty big and that way they have another use since most can't be recycled.
1034253
That is the one down fall to this scoop. You can only do one pile at a time basically. The first time I used it I have to carry a bucket which was rough, but if you stay up on your cleaning its not too bad. I would still recommend it knowing this.
1034254
The scooper holds several "piles" at a time, depending on the size. Just tilt it slightly while picking up a new pile and the previous pile will not fall out.
1034255
Yes (generally), but after you've used this product for a week or two, you get the hang of the timing and it's not much at all of an issue. With three dogs (25, 35, and 85 pounds) and a daily pickup, I commonly pick about 6-8 piles before needing to dump them in the container. If you're only looking at piles from an 85 pound dog, I'd get 3-4 successfully before needing too "unload".
2202704
Yes, you load it up through the top, and pull them out through the bottom! Works well, and it holds a good amount, but no so many that you feel overrun by plastic bags!
1884577
No, but it tends to bunch up when the external collector starts to get full.
1684524
I've got 2 of these. One for the 1st floor and one for the 2nd (Yeah, I know - I'm too lazy to carry the thing up and down the stairs). I have hardwood floors throughout and 9 different area/throw rugs scattered about. Haven't had any significant issues. Though if the rug has long tassels, I could see them potentially getting tangled in the brush. Another potential issue is if the rug is unusually deep (like a heavy shag), it might have some trouble making the transition from floor to rug.
1073756
It does not. However, it is packed so well that once you take it out, you can lay it flat, making it easier to grab without any mess.
1870528
No mess when removed. Mine fell down after 2 days, even though I followed the instructions to put them in place!
1326077
No. The way to separate them is slide the top one off the rest of the stack. I can easily separate them by pushing the top one off with my thumb while holding the others in my other hand.
441256
I have not noticed this problem. However, I use only on oriental style rugs with low pile.
1920912
No not that I know of. Mine are full of last years dirt, so I can't see the inside to check for you. Sorry, I can't give you a better answer.
1878448
The pile is really thick and pushes all sorts of junk around the floor. Also, you can unzip the cover and machine wash it. We have all hard surface floors downstairs so this is an essential tool.
351469
Hi Viincent, The answer is no. We have them on medium pile carpet and we have 4 kids. I have not picked them up once. These are made of heavy steel and stay put well. I am very pleased with these stands.I hope this helps you.
1299030
Thats a big no, I've been using these for weeks now and haven't once had to pull them up.
1688902
No we have had ours for over a year now and they are as if they came out of the package. My daughter still plays with these almost everyday. We have had no issues with any of the items separating.
350803
Yes, by dropping them inside. If they are too long, loop them and bring back out. Don't let them touch as the mfg. says not to.
812719
yes they pull out but they come completely out as well and do not function like regular drawers. They are more like baskets sitting on a shelf. the top ones are small enough and light enough (with a ton of toys in them) that my one year old has no problems getting into it and pulling stuff out of it.
67362
You will need to set the height, which is easy to do. It should do just fine picking them up.
1405375
It will not pick them all up. It does get some of them. If yard is fairly level and the sweeper is adjusted to right height it might pick up more. To answer your question it will pick them up but don't expect a clean sweep the first time you pass over them.