How much of a vacuum will this pull
1101536
I would estimate the "The Cube" will routinely pull about 15 inches of mercury worth of vacuum... I've only needed to use mine a couple of times since acquiring it, but there was not much problem getting to about 15 inches...
937575
Verla, I no longer have this vacuum - put it in a garage sale for fundraiser. I think it had 3, or maybe 4.
2230078
I think it depends on the thickness of the cord, most of the time my Roomba will try and run over a cord and get stuck on it because it couldn't get past it but I have seen it try to suck up smaller cords. I just make sure they're pulled up or blocked so that I don't have to worry about it.
1747157
Until you have a decent vac, you think it's suction is ok. Our kenmore upright and Electrolux canister can fill a quarter of a bag in 2000 sq foot carpeted house even after using that bissell. Save your money for a long term, more useful alternative
1445431
I bought this vacuum for my husband as a gift and he loves everything about it. He had not ever picked it up, (just rolls it) so could not answer your question until we tried it yesterday. No problem!
480418
This vac unit will create minus 5 to 8 lbs in a container with VERY small volume. In other words it will draw the air out of a brake line with a dia. of 3/16 inch. You do the math.
1252828
I have a model LA400 lift around. The nameplate data say 550 watts, 4.6 amps. It is by far the most effective lightweight handheld vacuum I own. This little guy outperforms my two handheld Orecks. My wife likes it so much that she maintains possession of it and keeps it in her sewing room. (She bought the little mini attachments and uses it exclusively to vacuum out her embroidery machine.)
244993
It will if your pump has sufficient suction. Your pump does the vacuum job.
109058
This is a vacuum pump - it just pulls air. It sounds like you need an air compressor, which has a tank on it.
1010353
I don't think this machine would have that much suction. It is really good for the usual loose dirt,, stones, etc in the carpet. Hope that helps. Jb
416308
The system that came with the pool has held up well, but it is not strong enough to pull the vacuum system. I have an self propelled crawler for cleaning the bottom.
1015234
Enough to pick up what you would expect a hand vacume to do...it will do the job. However, it will not have the same suction aas the vacumes you would use at the car wash. The biggest plus of this unit is its ability to get into small places. It is by far the best "home" vacume I have had and is handy to have around for a quick mess I way want to clean up.
750321
It can't do much when its "bigger" objects. It's pretty much just a moving box with a wet tower tucked under its belly. Its a floor mop after all. If it is your first robotic cleaning device that you are looking for, I highly recommend buying a Roomba first, its a vacuum cleaner, can get 95% of the dirt sucked up. Another note: My mint just broke down after 3 months. Currently in the process of sending it back for repair/replacement. Let me tell you the process isn't super smooth so far.
601904
I'm able to vacuum about 1000 square feet without recharging. I've never needed it beyond that. I really do love this thing!
2028428
I live at about 1800 ft above sea level, and every time I have used this pump, it has pulled 29 inches of vacuum without problem. It helps to ensure that you have high quality vacuum pump oil in the pump to the proper level BEFORE beginning your operations.
2110863
Don't have a pet, but I probably wouldn't recommend it if you have a lot of pet hair. It's suction power is not nearly that of a full size vac.
662151
I can't use full power on area rugs it sucks them off the floor. I use a turbo nozzle with rotating brush it has enough suction to power it. Cleans my carpets better than Eureka upright with brush. It is a commercial vac very well made comes with a 2 year warranty.