Is this good with pet dander?
1688437
I cannot speak for cats but it does a great job eliminating any dog odor. My sister is very alergic to dogs, i put that in her room when she came for a visit and she had no alergy problems of any kind.
1688438
Not sure , the fan is not that powerful but you can run it 24/7 it should reduce the load somewhat
1688439
Having one of these units for about a year now, I'd say probably not. The reason: this unit has comparatively low air flow rate which means it simply can't pick up particles which normally are not "air suspended" like fine dust, smoke, etc. Dander, to my knowledge "resides" mostly in fabrics like carpets, cloth upholstery, etc. Unless the mfg. specifically mentions a given filtration ability, it's normal to assume "does not apply" when looking at such needs.
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.
1615938
It certainly appears to effectively remove pet dander, as it helps with allergies. The hair from my dogs falls to the floor rather than drifting in the air and so isn't removed by this filter.
500432
Yes. Good for small dogs but not big ones. My 11 pound papIllinois uses it very well.
951105
I'm sorry, I haven't noticed a change in dander levels. It has not stopped pet hair or dust from collecting in other areas of the room. It mostly seems to be an immediate are affect.
1608360
Since I have no pets, I cannot guarantee or vouch anything. But from my daily use of this vacuum (I am a bit of neat freak), I assume that this should work fine on pet hair. You might just have to empty a canister more often. But I find it to be so easy.
863595
Would this product clean up piddle spots my little yorkie makes sometimes on the carper?
1537036
We have 2 large dogs and it does well with their dander and collecting the smell of dog. I have two of these, one in each of my children's bedrooms to aid with their allergies and it does well. We have a larger one by another brand that is within our actual living space.
1279326
I bought it separately on Amazon. I do not have pets. If you do, let me know how you like it.
1336821
No. This is an excellent tool for removing hair from fabric such as upholstery. Works great for that!!! I would not use it for the pet itself.
1519439
I imagine it could. I would try just a light spray on it first and not drench it to make certain. This is some awesome stuff especially for pet smells.
1938214
I have two german shepherds and a cat, they are one of the reasons I selected this vacuum. It does an excellent job with pet hair.
470749
I do not know. Works well with all meats. I don't know anything about making pet food.
1172756
I don't have pets, but it does tend to attract some dust/hair. I could see it attracting a fair amount of pet hair.
745872
I use it to clean pet bird droppings off everything and anything so I don't see how it would hurt. It's very, very gentle.
438901
It very likely is. I don't have pets, but it easily grabs any crumbs or fuzz around. I sweep mine off or swipe with a discloth and it cleans super easy though.
1018638
I have never attempted to use any of the elements in this kit for dog grooming. This kit is meant more for vacuuming keyboards or other delicate electronic instruments where too much suction could prove damaging. However, if you look at the VM4BS500T, you will see the small, stainless steel VAC on the left with the turbo-brush attached to it and 3 other attachments. The second attachment from the right is small, and has blunted "teeth" on it to keep the more powerful vacuums from just sticking it to the floor, which they will do. Depending on the temperament of your animal, this attachment (which is part of various kits and comes with some vacuums) might prove useful with enough suction, as might the turbo-brush attachment itself if your dog isn't to frightened by the sound of the vacuum regardless of attachment and can get used to the fast brushing of the turbo-brush attachment. The smaller vacuums would probably not be very useful for this purpose, since those tiny paper bag filters fill up really fast, but the larger ones would probably do fine--again, if you dog isn't too frightened of the vacuum's noise. It would definitely be painless. But I can't see any of the attachments in the unit that is the subject of your inquiry being of much worth in picking up pet hair, on or off the animal, except from delicate equipment upon which a few hairs might fall.