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Old 30-11-2011, 09:31 PM
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Question Vac for Litter?
My bundle of chaos likes to tread the only litter she will use (a mixture of the two Cat's Best Öko) all over and getting the big vac out all the time is annoying.

So the question is - which is a good hand held vacuum cleaner for cat litter?

Yes odd question but it is sorta cat related
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I am actually glad you asked, coz I have been thinking the same thing!!
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Re: Vac for Litter?
iv tried a few hand helds n 2bh i was very dissapointed, the dirt devil 1 was useless, im yet to find 1. someone told me the dyson hand held is fantastic but the price just kills it
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Re: Vac for Litter?
If hand helds arent any good (that Im gutted you have said as I was planning on getting one in the Jan sales) what about the good old dustpan and brush??
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Re: Vac for Litter?
there cd be some good 1s on the market but defo go on recomendation rather than what the box says as they dirt devil claimed it was all amaizing n it was lame i also had a vax wich was better than dirt devil but still not worth it
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I'd say dustpan and brush too but my litter trays are on laminate flooring not carpet.
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Re: Vac for Litter?
I have this to hoover up the litter quickly, its lightweight and does the job for me

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Re: Vac for Litter?
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If hand helds arent any good (that Im gutted you have said as I was planning on getting one in the Jan sales) what about the good old dustpan and brush??
D&B's are great for laminate & tiles but carp for carpets!!!

Fortunately, most of the Natures Gold stays near the litter trays in the bathroom which are easy to clean up with a D&B - especially my new funky long-handled one!!!



Now, if only I could find the same in a litter scoop........ My back would be SOOOOO much happier.
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Re: Vac for Litter?
I use a swivel sweeper! Wouldn't be without mine in actually on my 3rd in around 5 years! I love em!! Btw the reason I've been through so many is nothing to do with the sweeper it's through the lads not looking after it and basically throwing it into a corner etc
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Re: Vac for Litter?
I have carpet and a dustpan and brush - the brush just sticks to the carpet and catapults the litter over the dustpan when i brush
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