will this vacuum pickup bbq ash out of bbq without throwing it in my face
1669667
I can't say for sure since I've never tried that, but I think it will blow some of the ash out of the bag (and possibly into your face). I know when I suck up leaves in the dirt, it blows the fine dirt out through the mesh bag. I love this blower/vacuum, but it might not be what you're wanting. Maybe try a wet/dry vac? Home Depot has a cool little one that goes over their 5 gal orange "Homer" buckets, it's called the Bucket Head... it's really neat and would work for bbq ash, I'm sure.
1669668
The bag is mesh so it will go everywhere! And seeing how you want to use it directly out of your bbq it will be face level.
1814807
No, it won't. This is the cloth outer bag with the zipper that attaches to the vacuum, and acts as a protector for the paper inner bag, where the dirt/dust/pennies land.
1731942
It should but not if it is a big pile. Mine takes out dirt, dog hair and leaves.
1904996
I think it will do if you hook it with a smal tank. The air tank will give you some littles minutes of dust blowing. Keep in mind that utility use a lots of air... Depend of how long you want to blow...
1975134
You need a higher powered vacuum for that. This stick is for small cleanups and is not high powered. I would not advise this vacuum for your problem.
375413
We think so. The ash catcher makes for easy disposal and also has air vent adjusters for better air flow and better heating. Hopes this helps!
477995
I think it would. It picks up things like dropped dried beans etc for me. As long as you keep the bag cleaned out regularly, this little vac will pick up just about what a large one does.
1513065
Yes without a doubt. Please make sure the ash is cold. You may or may not have to clean the filter afterwards.
2125707
yes it will. this vacuum is awsome.its the BEST stick type vac i have ever had..
697522
No John, it doesn't. I love this vacuum-- it gets out so much more dirt than any other vacuum I have used--- and all the dirt picked up is contained in the receptacle.
425008
Of course. All you do is disconnect the head from the hose and use whatever attachment you want for the job. Just remember, without powered brushes it won't pick up all the stuff on the carpet. We have cats and it does a good job and the head doesn't get jammed. If it does just unplug the vac and pick the hair out of the brushes. Be sure and have suction setting on 'High' and change the bag when it's getting full.
837298
You can make small dust pan from hard papers and used it , some times I wash the grill and thats how I dump the ash and if I dont then I made me a paper dust pan
260782
i don't think so because i was never happy with the vacuum as a whole, i hardly use it. i went bac k to my old vacuum. i tried to return it but was "too late" by a couple of days. very disappointed
1307076
If you clean out the ash each time you use it there's no problem. The cover helps prevent moisture from collecting in the ash and that will rust out the bottom of your smoker.
804210
No it won't. I had to return it because the piece that attaches to the vacuum was different to the one I have.
1389443
Didn't try that and probably wouldn't. The fine abrasive dust might damage the vac, Shop vacs are cheap enough,
1882521
It will suck-up about half of the dust when used on drywall joints. Better than nothing but a shop vac attachment would do better.