Can this unit suck up soggy items like oatmeal or spaghettii stuck between area such as laptop keyboard,ports, and other knook and crannies as such?
1568088
yes it can, you will however need to immediately clean and dry the "bag" also some alcohol on a swab will help clean the stickiness fro the keys
1732010
I would suggest more research on your part. Depending on the amount of vacuum expected it may or may not work. Too much vacuum and you will suck the fluid out of the device.
465112
I wouldn't recommend it. Clearance is small (both horizontally and vertically), it's not designed for foods, and it would be a nightmare to clean.
2186445
I don't think it can. I know that's not what it's intended for. It's best you buy this one with F&G; bags. There's a shake out type bag that looks like this but it doesn't work well. After a few times from removing it on and off the rubber seal on the bottom where it connects to the dirt dispenser on the vacuum itself, wears out.
773043
The way it is designed I would say no. The collection bag connects to the discharge not the suction side. Hope this helps.
1541900
Not really. while it can handle a small amount of liquid from your food, I've had some slight leakage on occasion.
1819110
I have not tried it that way. I used it on my carpet last week and the vacuum to take up the water did not work. I did not realize it until I went to empty it. I thought that cleaning the machine out might help but it did not. Not happy right now.
650627
Yes but it may be to large for that purpose. One of the smaller vacuum devices would work better.
454896
Yes, as long as it's Vac-U-Lock compatible. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
1313901
No. If this is a table that is going to have food on it, those crevices are going to be hard to keep clean.
1793209
It's not wide enough to support a laptop. I use it for laundry soap, dryer sheets, etc. Hope this helps
2193576
Not really unless you shove it in, but it cannot be used conveniently for that purpose. I do not recommend it.
41934
I put my laptop and gaming console in with no problem, but I did them separately, and alone. When the unit is full, you have to leave a load in it for many hours to insure the temperature permeates every item. I did my electronics alone so that they could "bake" for a shorter time period.
450689
I doubt that it will suck much more than a little dust and very light weight stuff. It works well on the key board and inbetween the phone keys and small places that we can't get into. I have lots of keys on my desk, calculator, phone, keyboard and maybe some other things but that's all this handy little gadget will handle.
240799
The Braava will avoid the area rugs, it will not get the dirt from the microfiber pad stuck. You still need to sweep up larger items, as the braava is not a vacuum and has no suction. It picks up dirt, dust and fine particles nicely.
1824756
Any vacuum will do...just make sure it has a hose attachment. The hose can vary in diameter, as the space around the suction point on the bag is smaller than the vacuum hose diameter and the space also includes a hard plastic ring that will support the vacuum hose without sucking in the plastic bag.
111192
I would say likely no. Since it has movable parts, water, cleaning agents and minerals from the water have an almost clear way to get inside. If that already happened, search the web on how to clear a washed thumb drive (or any other electronics), and best of luck.