I'm looking for a small vacuum to clean out the lint in my dryer. Will this vacuum do that?
1869309
If your asking will this will vacuum or blow out a removable lint screen/filter, yes. I use it to blow out and vacuum, the removable filter on my window air conditioner, and my computer fan filters, both removable.
680888
Yes, I tried it under my stove and it worked. I do wish that I had gotten the longer one. I mainly use it toclean the lint in my clothes dryer and under the dryer.
2037574
I don't have any pets; The swivel sweeper picks up lint and dust from my cheap carpet. If the cat hair is short, I suppose this machine wouldn't have any problems picking them up.
1966408
I find it is pretty good at picking up small items- if yoou need to get close the hand held is better and can pick up more items as the sweeper is limited in the size that can go through. It is a powerful little handy vac!
650627
Yes but it may be to large for that purpose. One of the smaller vacuum devices would work better.
261787
Yes. There is a twist off vent cap on the dryer that can be cleaned of lint. Hands down, the best hair dryer I have ever had.
860299
I think it works great for that... Better than a feather duster or swiffer duster... A little swipe and it sucks it right up... I use this on my little root 6 (the dyson handheld) and love it. Fast and easy and effective.
825829
I would have to say yes, but I have thrown mine into the washing machine and dryer Just the house one. It has not hurt it one bit. So I think it would stand up to a vacuum cleaner also.
480562
Yes, definitely. Although the receptacle is smaller than that of a vacuum, the hairs compress nicely to fit a nice amount and make it easy to empty. I would suggest using the vacuum at the low speed to prevent damage to the motor from grit or dirt.
2114944
No. The way it works is that the tray is about half full of water (there is a line you fill it up to). The air hits the water and that catches MOST of the lint. It isn't 100% effective - a little still flies out. But it is a good bit more effective than you'd think it would be. I think it basically gets the lint wet enough that it is too heavy to escape. Remember this is only catching the lint that the lint screen inside the dryer missed - it isn't anything like the amount per load you pull out of the dryer lint screen.
1108458
Yes, it will. However, it will take a long time, it's not like that turbo blower at the roadstop for hand drying. If you're in a hurry, use it and then use some lint-free cloths. Exercise will do you good.
771283
I don't know if it is the same one or not, but I would say that I would never buy it again. It's fine for dust, but anything bigger than a speck of a crumb won't be picked up. If you do get it picked up, don't lift the vacuum or it will all fall out. I really don't like it. I have owned more simple sweepers that did a better job. Keep in mind that it is a dust buster snapped onto a handle.
2079867
HI Judy, it does a fair job on small particles like needles and tiny branches, but kinda pushes the dust and dirt into a pile. I end up getting the broom and dust pan to sweep up the remnants that the spin sweep leaves behind. I use mine for the driveway and sidewalk close to a pine tree. I rate this item as a three, because it is a whole lot faster than sweeping the entire space with a push broom.
1793878
It should work fine. Although it's a small/short handheld.. It's not going to reach all the way to the exit in the back of the dryer.
1983675
I think what actually removes the pet hair is the dryer itself, not the sheets. If you look at all the stuff you clean off your lint filter, you can see the hair in there too. So the wool balls will do just as good a job as the dryer sheets did, meaning your dryer itself will continue to draw the lint and hair into the lint catcher. I think you'll be pleased! (I have a cat, not a dog, but they get the job done just fine.)
25666
I have used the attachment on microfiber and found it did a great job pulling dirt from the surface. Just be careful not to over saturate.
1696975
I don't think that would work as I believe there is a ball on top of the exit pipe that rises when the dryer is on. The cover is removable to clean out any lint that collects. Best option is to call them as I couldn't find anything on their website to help answer - toll-Free: 888-772-2345 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm CST