Is this the scooper for flat surfac es? I already have the one for grass, but I see nowhere here if tjis is for flay or grassy surfaces. Please let m
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It has teeth, so I assume it is for grass; however, it works great on any surface.
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Pretty close to that! This is more of a push shovel rather than scooping! It does a great job!
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The item is the disposal system, NOT the actual Scoopfree. It is just shown in the picture for context. Thanks!
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It works great on large weeds. It is not the tool I would recommend for many weeds in your flower bed. Too much work. You would be better off with a three prong weed tiller than the fiskar. I was a little disappointed in all the work required per weed with the fiskar. Check Lowes, etc., for a better weed puller.
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Works best for hard surface floors. Will certainly pick up Cheerios and non adherent food, but there is no beater bar for fuzz and link so these things require a bit of persistence. The suction is much better than the eureka we had previously; very good.
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It's hard to guess. But if you've been doing your own shoveling up to now. this would probably work for you. I would consider a smaller size how ever. Suncast SF1725 17.5-Inch No Lift Easy Glide Snow Shovel Blade Scoop with Wear Strip. (I don't have experience with that.) One thing this type shovel is good for larger areas but harder for detail work. (Stairs corners etc.) Also don't fill it until you can't move it and Pam or other spray will help keep it slick to remove wet snow.
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It depends on the size of the leaves. The hedges around my pool and the naighborhood have small leaves (1 to 2 inches). The tiger Shark is ideal for this size. It picks up the leaves,grass and dust real good. The catchment is fairly good sized and its easy to clean. It saves a lot of energy compared to the old pump system that I had. Recommended.
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the flat trigger model seems to have a better response time , they are both excellent. i would recommend ether one for any fishing or small game trapping.
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This is great for smooth surfaces. I doesn't work well on gravely or uneven surfaces. Know that now, I would have selected the 3 wheel model.
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I use this in my 26" wide Bosch (model:Axxis) front-loader ... putting in only 1/2 to 3/4 of the 'scoop' provided, and set to Xtra rinse. Even my grown daughters are amazed by the results. I used to use the European 'Persil' - but this is as good or better. Now I have it on automatic order. Hope this answer helps you(!) Certainly worth a try.
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Using the sweeper is easy and I have experienced no problems thus far. When dumping, I drive my tractor forward, if there is a lot in the catcher basket. I try to empty my basket when I notice its a little over 1/2 full. Wet or damp grass is always a problem and sometimes sticks inside the basket. But I try to use the sweeper when the grass is dry as that is when it works best
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This scooper works wonders on all types of snow including the ice-chunked plow bump at the end of my driveway. We (south shore of Lake Superior natives) have had several feet of snow already this year - some fluffy and some heavy wet stuff. The scooper has handled it all with no sticking. It is unbelievably strong compared to the standard aluminum or sheet metal scoopers that I've had in the past.
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I love mine, but had the same problem...I had an old SPYDERCO shapner, a base with two "V" shaped rods coming out of it and it works perfecly. Razor sharp when I'm done...this comes in a pouch and doesn't take up enough room in my pack to worry about. This sharpens anything, even fish hooks. I believe you can still buy these. If not, get a flat whet stone. That's the best help I can give you. R / Mack
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Use a rake to gather the leaves in a pile and then use these to gather big scoops of the leaf pile to dispose of. This cuts the time it takes to clean up leaves in half or more. I love these things!
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Well it actually works beautifully for picking up a big pile of poop from my boxer. It opens wide and grabs the mess and the spring is strong enough to grab and close until it can be thrown away somewhere else. In my case a pasture. Hope this helps.
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The sweeper is great for sweeping dry food. I find the bristles to be soft and not as firm as I thought they'd be. It's a great product, however, I wouldn't recommend purchasing this item for picking up wet food.
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I have just wiped the outside down and have yet the need to take it apart to clean, so I dont know the answer to your question Melissa. It doesnt have the traditional wide flat paddles that would collect dust.