Interesting home device on Woot...

[MechAg94]

The stationary vac makes some sense as a day to day thing.  I sweep my kitchen a lot, but don't always vaccuum up the pile every time.  Having a little vacuum in the corner to pick it up would be convenient.  Even better if it had a brush to take some of the fuzz that collected on the end of the broom. 

That said, I am not sure the cost is worth it compared to just using a dust pan.

[K Frame]

I've already addressed the issues with the dust pan trying to collect Seren's fur and the incredible amount of dirt that she tracks in on her fur and coat.

[MechAg94]

I've already addressed the issues with the dust pan trying to collect Seren's fur and the incredible amount of dirt that she tracks in on her fur and coat.

Perhaps I should have added in "for me" to my statement.  I don't have that dog hair issue. 

[ConstitutionCowboy]

Since you still need a broom you're already halfway there to this far cheaper solution.

Same for me. I already have a lifetime supply of dustpans and brooms. That, and I'm not in that much of a hurry.

Some of those cost more than half of what a DRO costs for my lathe/milling machine!

Woody

[grampster]

Nuke the fur from orbit, it's the only way.

What Caliber for dog fur.

Somebody had to post it.

[Ben]

What Caliber for dog fur.

I'm thinking that for this weekend again. Steve does very little shedding, so vacuuming twice a week is more than sufficient. I'm dog sitting a friend's lab again this weekend for four days, and she is a shedding machine. I have to vacuum every day when she is here. It doesn't help that this guy never brushes her. The first thing I usually do when she gets here is brush her and spray a bunch of Arm and Hammer dog desmeller on her, because he apparently never bathes her either.

[K Frame]

The new EyeVac came on Sunday.

Got it set up and... it's freaking brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.