Can this be used to dust and or wash walls?
57561
We would not use it for dusting walls or washing them. The manufacturer does not suggest that they be used for those purposes. But, you could ask the mfgr. Sorry, I can't answer for them.
57562
I have used it to dust my walls and ceilings for cobwebs etc, but I would not use it to wash my walls. I think that would be hard to do and I don't think it would do a good job.
1219710
Probably, With a broom there is only about an inch of clearance so a wet mop may indeed damage your wall. EH
621880
I should....I use it to dust the stone wall above my fireplace. Works great!
537238
It can be used as a prefilter only and can be cut to fit any purifier. No, it can't be washed or vacuumed.
28189
Yes, but like a feather duster, just an airy brush back and forth would work better than trying to lay it down and drag it over shelf. I've used it to dust the brick/rock front of by fireplace.
2218486
Yes/No. This item is a squeezable blower. You can use to blow dust and debris from any object or device. You will need to be in an area with little or no other air movement or the dust you just blew away may resettle back on to your device. Static electricity is the greatest enemy when trying to clean any electronic screen. Best to use a blower like this, and a cloth along with a spray cleaner approved for your device. By wiping with a cleaner you reduce the static attraction. I personally have two of these, one large and one medium.
1820766
Not very well. I bought one to clean my deck prior to refinishing. I returned it and used washing powder and brooms
794554
Yes you can use on your mop, swiffer pad, swiffer duster or broom. I love this product. It is very good at keeping the dust particles contained. I first used it when sweeping drywall dust with a broom during a home renovation. I have not been without it since.
1115790
I really don't think that it would be powerful enough to pull the amount of dust a woodstove creates. We used to have a woodstove so I have a good idea what you're talking about. I think you will definitely need something larger. Unfortunately, our shark stopped working and we had to send it back. We used it in a bedroom and I think it is designed for small spaces only if I remember correctly.
1901556
I don't think so; it is more a tiny vacuum cleaner, good for picking up crumbs, dust, and other small particles. It probably would be better to go with another way to clean CDs. The internet has many suggestions.
859598
I haven't tried it on dust, but it might work - it has enough power, I think, to do so. It works really well on crumbs.
1317005
Works on walls for sure, I see no reason why it would not work on ceilings as well. There is very little dripping from the cleaning head, but there is obviously moisture from the steam left on any surface cleaned,whether flat or wall. Hope this helps.
1330295
You can probably mount this to a wall. We thought about it, you would however want to be able to take it down for cleaning
1940288
I used them for wiping down my tv, some picture frames and my computer, then I went outside and clapped my hands together (with the gloves on;)) a few times and was able to wipe another table or two. It depends how dusty your things are, but I would say these aren't really designed for heavy dusting but rather the "awkward" objects.
191248
it only weighs a few pounds so it shouldn't be a problem but it may be a little awkward, not really designed to clean walls. The head pivots (front to back) so I guess it could be done> Good luck.
800109
yes - the mop does not pick up hair and dust. I wouldn't want it to anyway because it would be extremely hard to keep the mop head clean if it did.
985510
I would not recommend it for that. It's great for dust and crumbs, but cat litter may be to heavy for the minimal suction