Has anyone used this for cleaning an outdoor cedar deck? Is the brush attachment sturdy enough to withstand the rough surface of a deck?
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Hi: I don't know. I have just used it on porcelain tile. Works very well on that, though. Sorry,
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I've never used it that way, though I imagine it would be fine. It seems very well constructed.
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I can't answer your specific question, but wanted to note that, per ounce when you factor in the shipping costs for this product, it would be pretty expensive to clean your deck with it. I personally would use Krud Kutter ($12 at Home Depot for a gallon), which cleans my outdoor areas pretty great without any staining or stickiness.
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I find it to be very effective with kiln-dried wood which has considerable dust. I use mine mostly on green wood though which has little dust compared to kiln-dried wood, and it tends to clog once in awhile with the longer, damp shavings - quick & easy to clean out though :-)
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It's very sturdy. Empire, who installed our new wooden flooring, recommended the Bona Microfiber Floor Mop. It does a great job on our new wooden floors. Also does a great job on out tile floors too. We are very happy with this purchase.
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It's very thick, and one of the more substantial grill brushes I've found. I think the bamboo will outlast the previous model. Keep out of the rain, of course.
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I should think so, I have used this sweeper on our trade show flooring at an outdoor show and the sweeper was able to pick up wood chips of some pretty large size. So I would think hay would be no problem.
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I use it to rake the beach at our cabin. It does a nice job getting seaweed and sticks and also leveling. It won't get the real small stuff because the tines are about 5/8" apart. Well built rake.
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I use this for patio and walks but have a back-pack gasoline blower for grass. Unless you have a very small grass area, I wouldn't bother with the Black and Decker. Although it's so much more convenient for the hard surfaces, it's very slow on grass. I think a rake is faster.
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I would say a sweeper vac works well on hard surfaces, but not on grass. This does work great on patio, garage and driveway, but does nothing with leaves in the lawn. Hope this helps!
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I use it for cleaning my deck, I would not use it for cleaning my kitchen floor. It is for heavy duty jobs.
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This brush worked perfectly for cleaning the siding on our home. I would say the brush is exactly right for the job!
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The standard brush is fine and I used it for six months. However, I also found it a little hard on the wood flooring so I purchased the Parquett Twister SBB 300-3. Most of my floors are tile but I do have some sections of carpets and wood flooring. The original brush is still best for tile and carpets but this Twister is ideal for wood flooring and does an excellent job.Highly recommended.
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I would say no, but I don't have a wooden deck, so I can't say for sure. However, it's hard plastic with a durable aluminum strip along the edge. It's a very well made piece, but is not heavy. What do you use on your deck now? It's basically a very big plastic shovel, so if you use a plastic shovel now, it's the same. If you use a metal shovel, this would be even better. Hope this helps.
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Not very well. I bought one to clean my deck prior to refinishing. I returned it and used washing powder and brooms
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I agree with both Steve Brenner and John C, based on a few months of experience with this attachment bought for use on our hardwood floor at home. Also, the bristle row has a couple mm of gap all along the front too, i.e. they are raised vs the rest of the bristles around the sides and back, I suppose to get the wind speed up as it advances. When you pull it backward across a not yet vaccumed section of floor the bristles in the back always touch the floor and are dense enough there to kick the dirt back/not permit it to be pulled up. You wouldn't use it to vaccum carpet much but can hit the occasional section. Grabs dirt out of the sliding glass door jamb better than the hard plastic attachment does, by a long shot. The bristles are in great shape after several months of use, a couple times a week on about 2k ftsq of house. Long story short, get this attachment for your hardwood or sensitive hard flooring materials, and push it forward to grab dirt, pull it backwards across floor that has already been swept.
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Yes, it's a great tool for siding, windows, decks. Doesn't rip or destroy siding or shingles.
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I used it to across my back yard which is kind of rough - and it did fine. My sidewalks are a little rough (river rock) and it was fine on that as well. A little hard to push in the grass but that might have been due to my lack of strength at the time.