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Question: Joint compound dust Has anyone used a Dirt Devil M085590 Featherlite Bagged Upright Vacuum Cleaner to pick up sanded joint compound dust?
Document: I ordered the Dirt Devil M085590RED Featherlite Bagged Upright Vacuum Cleaner from Amazon.com last week, and I received it at my door from a UPS delivery man today. I opened up the box and then spent about twenty minutes putting it together, and then when I turned it on, I discovered that it wasn't producing any suction action. When I turned it upside down while it was still on, I discovered that it was spitting out the dust and particles that I vacuumed up. It's a very cheap vacuum cleaner.
A review on Amazon of the featherlite bagged upright Dirt Devil M085590RED  indicated that it is better quality than the newer "updated model M085590." Amazon lists each vacuum separately so I ordered the model on Amazon that ended in RED. However, I was sent the cheaper, later model (even though the packing slip indicated it was the earlier, better model).
This Dirt Devil MO85590RED Featherlite Bagged Upright Vacuum Cleaner was the perfect choicefor us. We especially wanted the bagged model, because it's predecessor was the same brand and model,which we wore out a short time ago, after a long and hard life. We have a couple of pets alongwith a family of four and it seemed to handle the whole spectrum equally well. With Amazon.comdoing what they do, it was a snap.
It doesn't have a lot of "bells & whistles" but the Dirt Devil Featherlite Bagged Upright does what it is intended to do...clean my carpets & hardwood floors. I went back to a bagged vacuum because emptying bagless vacuums was a dusty mess & finding the correct filter (every 6 months for my previous vacuum) was difficult. Changing the bags is quick, easy and not messy. Also, the price was right!
Admittedly, I do not have much luck with vacuums. I have spent a lot of money in the past on vacuums and have treated them properly and performed proper upkeep on them. They all died or lost suction within a year and the bagless styles are awful.I bought the Dirt Devil Featherlite Bagged Upright about four years ago on a whim because I refuse to spend more than fifty bucks on a vacuum ever again in my life.
I purchased this Dirt Devil Featherlite Vacuum on Amazon a couple of weeks ago for $39.00 with free shipping. An excellent value, I couldn't pass up. My old heavy duty upright bit the dust and I wanted to go to a lighter model for cleaning up after my long-hair cat. This Vacuum's suction is better than the price suggests and it is rugged, yet light. Changing the bag is a snap and the attachments and long cord provide all the flexibility the average user would need.
I bought this vacuum to use in my office at work because I have dust allergies. The promote the fact that it's "featherlite" and boy it sure is. It works fine now but I can tell it won't last long. Luckily my office is small and it will only get used once or twice a week. But I wanted a cheap bagged vacuum and I got it.
I was looking for a vacuum to really clean up my rugs because my Lab sheds terribly. I paid good dollars for a new-type of vacuum cleaner, a Red Devil Bag-less upright, but dog hair just collected in the bottom of the canister. I needed a vacuum that would collect the hair in the bag. I purchased a M085590 and love it!
I like this vacuum cleaner because it is reasonably priced, has a powerful 12 amp motor for excellent pick up of dirt, and it is lightweight. The bagged feature is great for me as I dislike handling the emptying process of dirt on the unbagged vacuum cleaners.
I thought I would try a bagless dirt devil and I hated it...it was heavy, which made it hard to push and vacuum, and I had to empty the funnel/dirt every couple of minutes, which was a pain in the rear. I don't think I should have to stop and empty the tunned/container every few minutes...very inconvenient. I went right back to using a Dirt Devil Featherlite Bagged Vacuum and I absolutely love it.
Answer: No, but I wouldn't do it. I broke a Hoover that way once. Dust was so fine it got all inside it despite the bag. Use a shop vac.