Would it work to dust venetian blinds?
1655305
I have wood blinds & plantation shutters and it works great! Awesome little gadget.
1655306
I think it is too big for miniblinds, and would be too awkward. It is more designed for dusting ceilings and tops of woodwork, etc.
1655307
I think it might be a little large to dust blinds. I use it for light fixtures and cleaning the top corners of rooms.
1638641
I have only used it to blow debris and dust out of filters, etc., but I believe it would work. I have liked mine.
1536360
Sort of. It will take the dust off if there are large clumps or bigger areas, but you will need something closer to a Swiffer. Also, the broom head does not come off (at least in my experience) so getting into narrow places is difficult.
1593623
I believe it will. I use it on Windows of box blind and double it as awfully sheer. It is about same as my bow blind and I shoot thru it with crossbow with good success.
1389441
I only used it with my shop-vac and then only with a double filter. It would probably work with a regular vacuum but all that dust would probably destroy the vacuum motor. It works perfect with the shop-vac. Very little dust gets out of the sander.
545625
I would say "yes". I use it to dust my garden vegetables with garden dust and diatomaceous earth. Works fine for me.
1213257
Yes it would work but for dusting microfiber would be better - they are nice lambswool I used them to apply stain to floors or wax but they would dust dry
1977923
Maybe. It's not extremely powerful, but it does clean dust and crumbs well in the kitchen. It gets the crevice around my glass top range clean
1682714
As long as your saw uses 10 inch blades, yes. Of course you'll be limited to dry use which does make lots of dust...get a mask.
2139283
yes, as a residential cleaner, I use it on all blinds and it does a great job. It's important to shake off the dust every 5- 10 minutes or it doesn't pick up the dust as well. I just give it a good cleaning with dish soap and water every week, air dry it, and it's ready to go!
1882522
I have not tried it for that but from what I have seen of the dust collection capabilities of the sander, I would say not, it would miss a lot of the dust. Just my opinion.
1209414
I would assume so. I use it mainly to clean our wooden blinds and it works great for that. Be careful how you store the brush as the bristles are soft and can get deformed.
556845
Yes, that should work fine. Verify the filter states it's acceptable for dusty applications. Also while using the mask if it starts getting harder to breath change the filters. Have fun!
1051196
Have not tried it on blinds yet. I'm using it to clean around two desktop computers and a wide screen TV in a cabinet with DVR recorder, DVD players..Works wonders keeping cabinet and desks clean, I love it for that..{:^)-{{{----[
1903874
Yes, I believe this would work. It works well on upholstered fabrics. However, the best ever tool I have for pet fur is this hand held vac. http://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Eraser-Handheld-Vacuum-33A1/dp/B001EYFQ28
118045
These should work. I use them in my wood shop and they work great for saw dust.This 3M system ( the P100 filters mounted to the mask ) work FAR better than the paperand rubber band things you see at the local hardware dealers. Amazon was the best price too.
2161584
I think these dust tools could do the job for dusting baseboards. Can do blinds when the blinds are shut. However there is other companies that do make a blind vacuume tool that is universal that vacuumes the blinds when opened and vacuumes both sides of the blind. I have one that I purchased many years ago I think it does not work as well. By shutting your blinds any dust tool that this kit has would work. And then vacuume in front of the blind and in back of the blind. I hope this helps.