Would this work for wet leaves?
1494822
this chipper works better on branches and twigs. Just mulching leafs would be difficult because of the narrow opening and nothing to feed the debris into the mulcher. It does cut like a champ on the thicker stuff though.
1494823
No way. It is only good for twigs, if one has hours to stand there and put them in the slot one by one.
1494824
When I used mine the leaves were not wet. My guess is that it will not be a good idea for a lot of really wet leaves. Also, there is a note on page 16 of the Owner's Manual that says the machine is designed for dry material only and do not use it for green material.
1494825
No. Not leaves wet by rain. However, unlike my previous shredder, it will shred leaves which haven't dried out - ie. green leaves.
1494826
NO, and doesn't work for dry leaves ether! This product was only good for small twigs 1/8 in size, no smaller or bigger!
1494827
No! I have tried it, but after a short time it blocks. Please only use dry branches. Don't put pressure on the branches, just fill gently! I worked with it for several days and only had to change the blades ones.
196091
It is light weight and works good for lighter duty jobs. It would not be good for blowing wet leaves, etc.
1204817
Yes. I use mine on palm trees and some branch bases are thicker than 1 inch. Not sure how it would work with dry branches. I do like it though.
2125161
Not really; I just used it 2 days ago on 'light' fall droppings, & emptied it 3 times (less than 1/4 acre of leaves). I'm also not sure how it would work on grass clippings (I doubt it would do much of a good job)But I LOVE IT for leaves... :-)
838466
I don't see why that would be a problem, just keep the leaves reasonably dry, take your time, and don't overlaid the hopper. Wet leaves could plug things up and start causing problems.
1964715
Hmm good question. It will probably pick up the leaves and maybe the blossom possibly the pebbles.
1940184
This product is intended to be sprayed directly on the leaves of the plant. The plant should be watered as needed.
1090715
Yes it will get leaves but may get clogged with a large amount. I noticed mine worked well until the little red button that sets the suction broke off - that was not covered by warranty. Just a heads up.
677691
It works well for wet sweeping my patio. It picks up leaves and dirt very well. I have had it for around two years.
1565693
Yes, without a doubt. Wherever you point it, it's going to blow the dust. So, if you can get it underneath your plant leaves, it'll do just fine.
301220
Hi, I have used this on all sizes of leaves with no problem. Just be sure to feed larger leaves slower so they don't jam up!! Really works great
1390356
As long as it's a little dry and not wet you use it. Is it's too damp, it won't really work.
2213306
It should do nicely as long as the plant itself (not the root) is misted with water thoroughly at least two or three times weekly. The plant does not obtain any nutrient from the root. It gets its nutrients by absorbing water through the leaves. :)
745333
yes, it would work well as long as any branch material is less than an inch long.I use it for saw dust
879882
Depends on the height of the grass and the type of leaves. Works on two inch grass cuttings and Black Locust leaves. Not great on oak or maple leaves.
933325
Yes, although plants touching the cloth may stay wet too long, because the water tension holds the leaf on the cloth
1665176
It picked up all the dried leaves that I could find. For me it worked just fine. It should be able to do the same for you.