Would this work for picking stuff my dogs track in from outside onto my tile?
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It would take some going over and over but it would work. It works best on carpet.
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I do not think so, I feel it works better on carpet. I sweep up with a broom then i use an O-Cedar dust mop I purchased on Amazon. Then I can shake out the stuff outside; plus you can wash it; cheaper than Swifters if you are watching your nickles.
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If it is dry yes one of the best little sweepers for carpet or wood or tile. I am very pleased to own this sweeper as always Amazon comes thru to provide me with the best items
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I don't have tile so I can't say for certain. This does do pretty ok for the stuff my cats/husband track in on my vinyl floor in the kitchen but sometimes I do have to 'chase' the debris around. Area rugs, it works wonferful.
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I think the motion sensors could possibly pick up pet movement. I had trouble with my motion sensors without pets in the house, they were tripping for unknown reason.
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I would guess that it would if you hold it close enough to the ground, but do you really want to crawl around swiping every inch of your property? Might be better off with one of those stand up metal detectors like people use for beach combing. Just a thought.
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This is primarily a pooper scooper. It is very strong. If you use it for picking up small toys, etc. It would be fine. The bottom of it has claw like so you would have to watch it on carpet. It would save your back, that is for sure.
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It works fine on tile. The main thing I use it for is to collect dog hair and dust, and it does so quite well on any hard surface. It doesn't replace a broom for sweeping up dirt.
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Yes it would work great for that I have another one at my back door so the dogs dont bring wood chippings in when they walk in the flower bed.
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I cleared a path for the dogs, and the trash with this and it was removing grass from the ground. It will certainly pick up gravel. You would have to be careful and tilt it back so it's not directly contacting the ground, which in turn, would leave a layer of snow/ice on your driveway.
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It might for a little while, but it is not designed to hold the weight of those types of tools. I'd use one of the garage organization systems for shovels, takes, etc.
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I have had it pick up animals as small as dove, but I cannot say if it would pickup much smaller.
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Yes, I believe it more than likely will pick up rabbit poops. I use it primarily on my carpeted stairs to pick up hair and other stuff that accumulates, and it does a pretty good job. I think it would do a better job on slightly larger particles like hay and dry poops, so long as these are not stuck in the rug fibers. If they are stuck, you might have to loosen them.
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Linda, it does work very well on tile floors. I purchased it for that very reason. My kitchen floor has ceramic tiles and gathers dirt from the outside as well as random litter that my cats scatter coming from the litter box. It will attract any dust bunnies or animal hair to the mop that you can easily just shake outside. I am more than happy with it!
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Yes a believe it will work great for that purpose. I purchased it to find studs in my plaster walls and it exceeded my expectations. Just follow the directions and make sure you dont have any metal near the wood you are checking to avoid false readings as it is sensative. But I am very happy with this tool.
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I haven't tried it, but I think the brushes are stiff enough to pick them up. Probably not in deep grass, but otherwise I believe it would.
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I use straw in my feral cats bedding that somehow seems to always get tracked in the house especially if my shoes are damp on the bottoms.I can pick it up just fine with this little sweeper.But most likely it is because its on very low pile,kitchen type carpeting in my laundry room at the back door.I haven't tried it on more plush carpeting.But just looking at the sweeper I think it would work well on the shorter type rugs and carpeting.The more flat the carpeting the easier it would be to roll over and grasp whats laying there.
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Yes, but it may scratch a wood or tile floor. Also, if a big dog, it may be able to move it by pushing against the sides. For a small dog, on a carpet or rug, it would be okay.
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I lived near a construction site for a year and ended up with dust everywhere on my tile floor. It picked that up beautifully, even off the grout. Should pick up cat litter no problem.
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Sorry, I don't have a dog but it's fine for dry cat food and fur. Works best on hardwood and tile - not the best on carpet. Need to check the cylinder inside the dirt cup as it can lose suction if it's clogged.