​yes, will also dust window ledges and mantelpieces. it even moves the best china out the way and pimuts it back.

I had something similar, was ok but not great, plus a degree of faff about it. Also put up with a steam mop for nearly a year. Again, much faffing.
Then my mum, who is not the sort of person who normally keeps up with the latest technology advances showed me two new gadgets: a mop and a broom. Amazing! Totally changed everything. So fast - sweeping everything big or tiny in seconds - and mopping the floor takes no time. No more faffing, charging, emptying, swapping, waiting. Now I want the floor swept or cleaned it just grab, go, done. These are available everywhere now, I see.

is this strong enough to hold a cat?
preferably one in a costume?

Agree, get stuck, ok if you have a completely clear floor, unlikely. Plus dont forget you need the replacement cleaning discs (paper-ish discs). B&Q cleared these out a couple of years ago about £15, pads 50p. Use mine in the kitchen occasionally as it has few places it can get trapped. My advice, do not buy. Its a dust collector allright

rubbish just bounces around randomly.

Get a flat floor mop, moisten the cloth, run around the edges of the room.
30 seconds tops once a week

all the dust collects at the edges, no real need to do the whole room unless you have kids or drool a lot

Do these fit under the sink okay with the sandwich toaster, panini press, teriyaki grill and nutri bomb?

I have one of these. Works ok with pet hair on laminate flooring. Pretty useless for anything else. It's been unused now for about 12 months.

Novelty at best

This'll work great in my feng shui open plan wood floored loft apartment. oh wait, I live in a small messy terrace house.

how much are the disposable pads, cant they be washed?

No it isnt.

We tried a vacuum liked this and sent it back. It couldn't cope with a reasonable size of carpet pile. As these only dust they may be OK but I would think the old ways of a mop, brush and duster would be quicker and better - and not such a waste of money.

these were £100 a few years ago.
any good ??

I think I'll just retain my housekeeper and cleaner. :laughing:

Had one and took it back, terrible piece of kit

Remember they only "dust" with the pads, they do NOT vacuum up at all :confused:

is this strong enough to hold a cat?
preferably one in a costume?

having owned something similar at a similar price, i can almost guarantee this will be crap. the one I had didnt picl up all the dirt and you had to dtamd watching it to make sure it didn't get stuck. dont waste your money.

I had something similar, was ok but not great, plus a degree of faff about it. Also put up with a steam mop for nearly a year. Again, much faffing.
Then my mum, who is not the sort of person who normally keeps up with the latest technology advances showed me two new gadgets: a mop and a broom. Amazing! Totally changed everything. So fast - sweeping everything big or tiny in seconds - and mopping the floor takes no time. No more faffing, charging, emptying, swapping, waiting. Now I want the floor swept or cleaned it just grab, go, done. These are available everywhere now, I see.

Agree, get stuck, ok if you have a completely clear floor, unlikely. Plus dont forget you need the replacement cleaning discs (paper-ish discs). B&Q cleared these out a couple of years ago about £15, pads 50p. Use mine in the kitchen occasionally as it has few places it can get trapped. My advice, do not buy. Its a dust collector allright

Had one, used it once and had enough. Just moved dust around the floor and gets stuck under furniture constantly

has anyone actually used one of these? I am intrigued by these gadgets and I often like to give them a go, especially at £20. We have hard flooring throughout our kitchen, diner and hallway and we have a dog and a two year old.............

can this do the stairs

Just noticed the date.. will look tomorrow :laughing: ​

Nice! :smiley: Will go have a look for this today. Well worth a punt at £20

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