Will this product sweep leaves and debris off hard surfaces (pavement, pavers and patios)?
873553
yes, after cleaning up the lawn I use it on the pavement to pick up leaves blown by the wind.
873554
Well...the only things that you will have adjusted the height with the brush underneath. But I don't guarantee that will work well. I always used broom and rake to put on the lawn as well. It will help faster to clean out the lawn than doing more work on the hard surface. I hope this would be helpful to you.
873555
Since it does raise and lower to the ground, I did use it in my driveway (blacktop) to pick up leaves. It did a nice job - it even picked up some cedar droppings as well, although not as well as the leaves. I found that it also works very well on even ground. For a lot of variation in the yard, I found that if you raise the brushes slightly, it works just fine. This is my new favorite yard tool for the fall!
879884
This Item will move grass, dust, sawdust and dry leaves from hard surfaces pretty well until the battery dies. As far as moving leaves from grassy surfaces I think it's a stretch. If the leaves are light and dry like from a Linden tree perhaps yes if they are like Oak or Maple leaves, less likely and if they are wet forget about it.
1872252
I think it would... I have used it to clean out my coi pond, to vacuum my pool, and blow leaves... this is a great tool for all those kinds of things...
1656116
Not really. A broom and dustpan are still your best bet for things like that. I find this works best on carpet including thin outdoor carpet. I use a Swiffer to clean un-carpeted surfaces.
461317
No way. Designed to clear walkways, patios, and work areas. Great for boat decks and gutters. Its battery powered so watch you time.
1539862
Yes, it will, but it will also clog up frequently (which is a pain to clear). There are better options out there for you, if you are primarily using this for dry leaves and grass. Suggest you look at something with a large discharge chute. You will be moving a lot of volume through it.
152546
It may be powerful enough to blow such debris, but not to vacuum it. Making mulch from twigs and acorns seems to me to be more what you'd expect from a wood grinder. I can say I really like my blower-vac and that I have not had any trouble using it while avoiding vacuuming up little rocks or whatnot that would damage it. For an older lady like myself, this is far superior to raking and bagging leaves.
293236
I doubt it. We use it to break up clods of dirt and manure, and to rake the arena. It does a pretty good job at that, but anything heavy like a boulder it bounces over, and it does catch debris in the tines.
838472
It does a good job on maple leaves, but it will be a lot of work--especially if they're wet. Like the previous reply, it has a small top...I would recommend a bigger shredder or a willingness to spend a lot of time at the task.
1154907
I can't answer your question directly, but let me say that this unit should not be called a leaf blower. It is quite ineffective at blowing leaves across a lawn. What it should be called is a "sweeper". It is excellent at blowing leaves dirt and light objects off our sidewalk and wooden deck. My wife loves it and uses it daily. If you have chairs, rugs, planters etc. to "sweep" around, you can't beat this tool. The battery lasts for a week to boot...
2099830
No, it didn't do a very good job with leafs either. I would not recommend buying this sweeper
980443
Yes....mine does an excellent job at mulching the leaves. No complaints at all. I don't use it for major clean-up, just around flower beds.
1550301
Dirt and gravel, unless largely clumped, should sift right through the rake. I'd say yes. It should work good on that surface.
989321
I just used the vac attachment this spring for the first time and it will definitely pick up grass clippings. I used it to remove leaves in the flower beds that remained after the long winter. It easily picked leaves, mulch and small branches up. It was a little dusty as the mulch was dry but I you are just picking up grass clippings from the driveway you probably won't see as much dust.
538307
No. It works on dry surfaces. The pads it uses are similar to a swiffer sweeper.
1153999
I would say if it is like pea gravel or some type of small rock it may be helpful, but I'm afraid it would pick up larger landscaping type rock. When I use them to pick up leaves they even get some dirt
1790625
I would think so. Just test a small area first. My cleaning service actually uses it as a dusting agent throughout my home.