Will this broom pick up hay from an indoor rabbit?
1729491
It should . It has rubbery bristle that pick up heavy to vey fine dirt . It has picked up everything from glitter to grass clippings for me . Pull the head off in toss in dishwasher or drop in sink / bucket , and it's like a fresh new broom .,
1870303
I would think so because it does a great job of picking up our miniature pecans. Very pleased with our Nut Wizard!
1622378
Well I don't have a cat but the Roomba is a vacuum not a shampooer although they do make a model that shampoos. I would have to say that it would most likely pick up the solids but would not handle any liquid stains.
1011878
My experience is that yes it will pick up larger objects. Haven't experienced nuts before but it has picked up large leaves and small pebbles. You will have to brush the curved walls. It will do okay but won't get everything from walls even when they aren't curved.
644205
It can pick up just about anything, Has alot of power for such a lite weight vacuum. So the answer to your quest YES it can.
2126440
The Hoover does pick up cat hair (very well indeed from my carpets and bare floors). Does pick up the little kibble cat food (dry) from my kitchen floor. Haven't tried it on cat litter but assume it would do the job. Great little vacumn.
975913
This machine does not fit under our queen size bed, but the extension wand can handle all the dust bunnies on our hard wood floors under the bed.
2103424
You asked the right person. I have two cats. It picks up both kinds of litter as well as dry cat food pieces.
604860
No, the horse hair tends to hold on to the dirt, bunnies, hair, etc. We use the broom on our distressed wood floor. Does a wonderful job of getting the dirt out of the grooves.
2131578
I bought this specifically for that reason. To pick up hay that my rabbit leaves everywhere and it works wonderfully.
417067
I would say, "no"....this is basically a tool for lifting the carpet pile. It doesn't pick up anything. I use it when I apply dry cleaning powder to rake it in. My son uses his to rake pet hair before vacuuming.
137149
The machine should pick up animal hair with no problems. It cannot traverse stairs, so you would have to move it yourself.
630967
It will work but it is made for larger poop like a very big dog. It is the largest pooper scooper I have ever seen. I dont think you really need something so big. But it will work. It is all metal and the teeth in the scoop are close together. So it should work for a rabbit.
465299
I would imagine it would. I have been picking up long hair cat hair but it is picking up hair that I couldn't even see with the naked eye. It really works better then I expected.
440247
Yes, however the dust pan is horrible anyways. My broom isn't a year old yet and needs thrown out already.
221282
It should. A lot depends on the amount of floor space that you're trying to vacuum at one time. I personally break my house into smaller zones so that the robot does a more efficient job. My first floor for example is about 1000 sq ft, and I use invisible walls and lighthouses to break that into two sections. Our cat (and wife) sheds and the robot does a fine job picking up the hair. Although admittedly you will spend some time after each use pulling hair out of the brushes. A minor annoyance given the convenience.
1029728
My rabbit is larger than a guinea pig. I would guess so. My rabbit pulls it apart and flings poo everywhere.....