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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Never one to be defeated, I went out and bought the most powerful petrol leaf blower I could find and returned to battle the leaves. The extra power worked wonders with the patio, and I soon had a nice pile in the corner, ready to be bagged up. Still, with its 177km/h blow speed, it made short work of leaves, twigs and sawdust from a recent DIY project, meaning it’s more than up to the job for the average gardener. And when you’re done, the nozzle detaches at the touch of a button for easy storage. The mulching ratio of the device is 10:1. It means the 45-litre grass collection is sufficient for a medium-sized garden or lawn. Using the vacuum on wet leaves has an advantage that it will minimize the amount of dust you have to face in case of dry leaves. If you own a vacuum-like GW2500-GB with a mulching ratio of 16:1, there will not be any trouble disposing of a bag full of wet leaves. FAQ

At around 89 decibels, this Bosch product is hardly what you would call quiet, but when compared to other electric leaf blowers in the same price range it isn’t too bad at all, and is roughly the same loudness as a motorcycle. Key specs – Type: Petrol Garden Vac, 25cc; Bag capacity: 45l; Mulching: Yes; Dimensions: 96.5 x 37 x 30cm; Weight: 4.4kg Flymo Power Vac comes with a powerful 3000W motor. With such power, it makes all the garden cleaning tasks easy. Apart from drawing the leaves, this lawn maintenance machine also works as a blower as well as a shredder. Apart from blower and vacuum, you can also use the Hyundai HYBV3000E as a shredder, which is helpful when you want to use the waste as compost. It has a 45 litres’ collection bag, which allows you to a significant amount of waste grass without multiple trips to the disposal area or compost hole.

The main ‘pros’ of electric machines when compared to petrol ones are the fact that they are cheaper, lighter, and much easier to use and maintain. Of course, there is no messing around with fuelling the machine up, and the noise and vibration levels tend to be lower. The three in one has a maximum airspeed of 300 km/h (186 mph) and the minimum is 100 km/h. Yes, you guessed it right. This machine also offers you choose the air output, which is helpful while dealing with delicate flower beds. With its 3000-watt motor, the VonHaus 3 in 1 leaf blower vacuum is a powerful machine, but unfortunately, there have been some design designs that have stopped the tool from living up to its potential. Let’s start with the motor. At 3000W, this tool should be impressing you with its power, both as a blower and a vacuum. But, for some reason, that power just didn’t seem to manifest as much as expected, in either mode. Maybe I had my hopes up high because of the Hyundai name, but that’s how I was left feeling. It was better in blower mode than vacuum, it has to be said, and anyone who is familiar with these combo machines will probably not be that surprised by that. Because there is an easy mode conversion mechanism between two internal tubes, one is responsible for blowing and second collects the leaves. Means, the device has parallel vacuuming and mowing modes, you don’t have to change the nozzles.

Our leaf blowers can be safely stored away in a garage or shed, ready for when the leaves start to fall in the autumn. Instead of having to rake them into piles by hand, our leaf blowers do the hard work for you, giving you more time to spend on other jobs and activities.However, garden vacuums and blowers make this task much easier and faster. It’s the reason why such tools are gaining popularity every year. WORX WG505E never asks you to switch its tubes after changing the functionality. Its air blowing speed is 338 km/h (210 mph), which is effective in any of the conditions. The tool also has 7 variable speed settings. Moreover, it can vacuum up to 63 litres of dry leaves every minute.