How would it help when a wood fire is going on almost daily? I have a lot of dust on my furniture.
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I really don't think that it would be powerful enough to pull the amount of dust a woodstove creates. We used to have a woodstove so I have a good idea what you're talking about. I think you will definitely need something larger. Unfortunately, our shark stopped working and we had to send it back. We used it in a bedroom and I think it is designed for small spaces only if I remember correctly.
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I would imagine that it should help to clean some of the particulates from the fire from the air, if used in that area. I use mine on my work desk, but I still seem to accumulate some dust around that area.
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try placing a ball mid-table and other items on cushions to keep some air circulation going. Might mitigate your mildew problem.''''marinmarine
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No. My furniture is much less dusty too. I do have to fill it every morning, especially when the outside humidity is very low.
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I have very little dust in mine. Any dust that can get in will fall out naturally over the course of time.
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I wipe off the cushions with a damp rag. Wipe the wood with furniture polish. Mine still look new and I use mine daily.
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The spots are on the bottom of the computer. I leave my computer on the table. I don't see how much dust is going to get to it if you live in a normal house.
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I actually purchased this for my daughter and son-in-law; they have a 3-season porch where they smoke--cigars and cigarettes. I really can't say anything about dust but I do know it has significantly cut down on the smell. Sorry, I could not be of more help.
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It's easy, just make sure you clean the grease trap often. We've had some flames, I think it's because the grease trap sits under the fire bowl, so if you forget to empty it, you end up with a fire!
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It's good fro fine dust on furniture, but I would use a heavy duty hand-held vacuum for the job you describe.
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A hammer drill set on hammer with a flat chisel works better with less dust. Follow that up with a heavy duty hand floor scraper.
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I think the ventilation holes are there to allow the heat to flow out. Since its underneath, I don't see how dust will build up too often.
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The dusters are wonderful. I use mine each morning. It has a duster pole which I bought at the grocery store. I use it for dusting furniture as well. The more you use them, the more uses you will find for them.
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The best thing to do if you worry about floors, is buy some self-adhesive felt pads to attack to the bottoms of the chairs and table.I have a wooden floor and used the felt pads. Easy to move and leaves no damage.
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I have it on my deck, so far nothing major has happened, however, the cover most definitely lets out pieces of burning wood when the fire pops and cracks. I wouldn't put a carpet under it. Also for those wondering, we moved it to our yard one night and it definitely burned and killed the grass underneath, so it gets extremely hot. I love this little fire pit though, and I'm pleased with the purchase.
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Mine is on a hard wood floor with a scatter rug more than a couple feet away. Recommends clearance around it so would put fireproof mat under it.
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Just be very careful. There is a design flaw in the black pipe. My saw collected a bunch of sawdust there that started smoldering - almost caught fire. We removed it and don't use dust collection any more. The flaw in the pipe is that it has a "pinch point" a couple of inches from its intake side. That sometimes causes sawdust to get stuck.
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Hello Virginia, I moved before having to clean it but would use my vacuum brush on it periodically so the dust wouldn't build up. Sorry i couldn't be of more help.