doesn't it happen that the dust sticks to it and easily reduces the stickiness of it thus making it useless?
168668
I have not had this problem and have been using the same ones in my sons room for a year. they are great.
168669
It could be however, I made sure I wiped everything first. Because the corners kept curling up, I had to constantly press everything down. Maybe the one I received was defective?
168670
It does get a little less sticky over time. I'e had one over my desk at the office for a couple of years, but it is protected somewhat by the reception counter.
168671
No, I have had one for several years - love it! that's why I'm buying another one.
168672
It has a "plastic-wrap sheet" that comes over it and sticks...peels off. I did not throw that away. When I make a picture display, I put the plastic back over the whole board to protect the photos and the cardboard. I also store it that way and put it back in the box, so dust isn't really an issue for me.
168673
I have never had that happen. I have used these boards for years. I just bought 2 more for other office mates
168674
Yes some dust will stick to it yet I have nOT found it to become useless. I have had two boards one for over 5 years and it still works great.
1195513
You can only use the tape around the edges the sensitivity is not the biggest problem for me you do get used to it. But you won't be able to keep the dust from getting under the screen after a while.
1462195
I doubt it will do anything at all. I can't even get this to collect simple dust in the air.
1356273
It's easy...... I say that because this thing sticks like glue so the hardest part about moving it is removing it first. Even that is not a huge problem. Re-position it many times and it is still good to go. If it were to stop sticking all you need do is wash the suction cup off as it has likely gotten dusty and dirty.
493684
I'd think so - if you want to wipe dust off without leaving yet more dust (like with tissues), doesn't matter the surface.
245775
Yes but it's a tight fit, so no movement between the two. Also the inner layer does not attract dust.
180109
Yes, If you intend to capture any of the dust it generates... It will release an initial puff on contact with the surface. After that it's quite impressive for the price! I've used it several times and I'm very happy with the purchase!
1050836
I have been having the same issue with mine, the manual suggests the use of adhesive tape to remove dust from the adhesive. I haven't tried it yet, will let you know what works, looking forward to replies on this post for other innovative ideas on cleaning...
1882521
It will suck-up about half of the dust when used on drywall joints. Better than nothing but a shop vac attachment would do better.
272085
Yes....but from my experience it is because i did not clean it or dry it before screwing it back on for another go......when i clean it and dry the rim nicely before hand...there is no sticking then....hope this helps...take care (^.^)
752779
Not that I'm aware of. I ordered it and watched to YouTube video as I done it. I'm not very electronic savy either and it was easy. I do recommend that you use a vacuum or something to get the dust out cause there's a lot of it.
702083
Yes. A nice thing about the way they did it is that there is a very flexible ring around the ball that (1) keeps dust, etc., out, and (2) allows the ball to be snapped out for cleaning, and (3) keeps the ball from rolling out. There is a hole in the bottom of it where you can push your finger against the ball to snap it past this flexible ring. I just did it and it works great.
951628
I don't think it elimates dust. I did have it near the cat box and I think it got clogged with the dust from the litter. I unplugged it because it started to make a lot of noise and got hot.
951630
No it do not help clean the dust out the air. It just clean the air of smells pet dander and such.
1779974
It gets definitely accumulates dust, but cleaning it is very simple. You just unscrew the back and wipe clean.
1779973
I live in Phoenix, lots of dust. I wipe it down when I'm dusting. No big deal. I would say NO to your question. Just wipe it down every now and then. :)
141266
No, not at all! It's amazing stuff really, the only thing it sticks to is itself! It is not sticky at all, leaves no sticky residue or anything.