sweepin' up
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sweepin' up
Found a surplus store with new lawn fertilizer spreaders for $2.22. Drilled out the holes on the bottom and filled it with sweeping compound. Just cruise around the area you're going to sweep for a nice even covering. I use a Karcher floor sweeper but it should work well with a broom, too. Sure beats breathin' dust when you're cleaning up!
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Yeah, flyboy, I agree with the shop vac thing. I guess I should have been more clear in what I was talking about. I put a built-in vac in and it's been great for so many things. However, sweeping up is necessary in a larger shop. Mine's 50x70 and vac would take forever. SO... what I should have said is... if it's too big to vacuum... try this....
Sorry for the confusion.
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Sorry for the confusion.
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Originally Posted by Torque1st
Sweep??? You sweep up the shop? You have a broom? I thought equipment like that belongs in the house??? -jk
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Sberry:
This is what I have but there are many different models. It was almost $500 Canadian. I'd like to try one of the models that filter for dust although I'm sceptical that I'd spend all my time washing the filter then.?
http://www.karcher.ca/CCE/Floor_Care...C%20KM650i.htm
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This is what I have but there are many different models. It was almost $500 Canadian. I'd like to try one of the models that filter for dust although I'm sceptical that I'd spend all my time washing the filter then.?
http://www.karcher.ca/CCE/Floor_Care...C%20KM650i.htm
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