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how do you do under the bed? |
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Getting your feet off the ground could be a problem. |
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both are valid points but the shoe vacuum is just a convenient vacuum in easy places. Im not going to get all complicated and try to rearrange it. I have a dog and dog hair is always rolling around in my house so for me it is convenient. Besides that, if I owned a shoe vacuum, I would probably keep another, more maneuvarable vacuum. |
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I didn't really see that as a serious impediment. I like the shoe vac, because it allows you to walk on the ceiling, while wearing a feather duster on your head. |
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[drummer37], something like this has been suggested before here, but I deleted it because it was demonstrated to me that something like this has been suggested before here. |
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So, I could be mistaken, but it looks like you're the first to suggest this - if you don't delete it :-) |
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My variation was based on a backpack vacuum I saw the cleaning girl at our company use. |
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If you periodically walk back and scuff around in that sticky stuff on the floor by the shower, you can then walk around the house and dog hair will stick to your regular shoes! Alternate sticky stuff - dog hair - sticky stuff - dog hair. Kind of like paper maiche. And no messy vacuum bags! |
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Just make sure you've open space in the tread pattern to allow airflow and you can avoid ceiling walking and other suckdown problems. |
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<obligatory bad pun post>This idea sucks.</post> |
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Maybe the entire thing could could be stored in the
shoes. Or maybe It could be powered by the wearers
breathing, although that might require surgery.... |
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