Bosch 06008B1072 Electric Leaf Blower and Vacuum UniversalGardenTidy 2300 (2300 W, collection bag 45 l, variable speed, for blowing, vacuuming and shredding leaves, in carton packaging)

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You can also use other Worx PowerShare batteries, although the most common 2A units will last only half that lifespan.

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Turns out, the best cordless leaf blowers come in handy for loads of different jobs – not just clearing leaves (although they’re great at that too! It’s still worth having a spare set of batteries with this one, and it works best when you have some other Worx gear across which you can share the units. Sarah’s role as chief editor at DIY Garden is about more than just making sure we’re literally dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s (although she’s a stickler for detail, so it’s certainly about that too!If you have a small garden and you’re able to wait until your leaves are dry before attempting to clear them, then the VonHaus G-Series Cordless Leaf Blower should do everything that you need it to.

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Even if I had a larger battery for it, it’s not quite powerful enough to cope with big quantities of leaves. Blowers will quickly and easily blow away all the leaves from a lawn and are also great for clearing high traffic areas such as paths and parks.I found this to be the case with the other Ryobi tools that I recently tested and reviewed, so I expected the ONE+ Cordless Blower to be just as impressive. Clearing leaves is important because they can block light and harbour disease, affecting the health of a lawn.

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The problem with being chained to a cord is that you are restricted in your movements around the garden. Leaf blowers that we could construct in less than a minute with ease were given the highest ratings.Big, damp leaves aren’t a problem, and it even tackled patches of moss thrown down by the local seagulls and conifer clippings from a hedge. Cordless blowers are also more expensive, particularly if you need to invest in a battery and charger, too. There’s no shoulder strap so supporting the machine can get tiring after a while – you may require regular breaks (but that’s just a good excuse to have a cup of tea, right?