Sunday, March 31, 2019

Greenworks Blower Reviewed

Let the Spring Clean Up begin! Tidy up the yard, the  porch, the lawn and the garage in minutes with the Greenworks Single Amp Electric 160 mph Blower.

Greenworks blower

Easy To Use

Very easy to use with a one touch control. The Greenworks blower was ordered with Amazon Prime and arrived in two pieces. Simply snap in piece A to piece B and the assembly is complete in under one minute.
The cord is adequate, but more than likely an extension cord rated for outdoor use will be necessary depending upon the location of the electrical outlet. I highly prefer a lightweight blower with an extension cord versus a heavier cordless model.

Power

The Greenworks Blower has plenty of power for blowing leaves off the deck, the front porch and off the driveway. It provides enough power for a light Fall or Spring clean up for a small yard or between visits by a lawn service if the area is full of trees.

Trees drop their leaves in our area from September through November and last year we were buried in leaves between the last lawn mowing and the Fall Clean Up. The blower was a great convenience to blow a path on the driveway until the Fall Clean Up was completed.

Light!

The Greenworks 160 MOH Blower weighs in at a nice and light 5.6 pounds. Light enough to generate the power needed with the maneuverability necessary to aim the blower at its' target(s) without shoulder and arm fatigue.

Dust Off The Car Inside And Out!

This is not my original idea which begged me to ask myself, "Why didn't I think of that!" It is a little leaf blower hack that works great!

My friend mentioned to me when the Fall weather started to worsen and the outdoors was not conducive to car washing. Use the leaf blower to dust out the interior of the car. Yes!
Simply open all four doors and remove any objects in the car that are NOT to be blown onto the driveway or the garage.

Point the handy dandy Greenworks blower to the interior of the car and blow out all the dust! It works! Fabulously! Three minutes and the dust and debris from the interior of the car is gone.
This was a great hack for the middle of winter to freshen up the car in the throes of salt and winter weather.

Recommendation

I highly recommend the Greenworks blower if a lightweight blower is necessary for the health of your shoulders and arms. The blower has come in very handy and is one of my favorite home purchases. This Spring the blower has already used for a car dust off, driveway clean up, garage clean up, porch dust off and cobweb clean out.




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5 comments:

  1. Wow! This sounds like the perfect leaf blower for me! You got my attention with the work "lightweight", but seeing that it is so inexpensive clenched the deal. I had never considered using one to blow out the car before, but what a great idea. I love my trees, but I do hate raking. Thanks for the recommendation for a much needed gardening tool.

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  2. What a great idea indeed. I prefer the electric leaf blowers to the gas powered ones as well. They are much quieter to use than the others and like you said "lightweight" and easy to use. I think I just might have to go blow all the salt out of my car after I have written this.

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  3. This one being light weight makes it a keeper for me! The heavier ones can be awkward. We do love having one of these, it's an absolute must in spring especially.

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  4. An interesting and timely review because on the way home today I passed a man who was using a leaf blower to corral the leaves in his yard and thought how handy it would be to own one. Thanks for the recommendation.

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  5. I've always rejected using a leaf blower because of the noise made by neighbors using the gasoline powered ones. I'm just not sure how this would work for me since I don't have a plug very handy. I'll have to think about this and check how far my extension cords will go. I can see this would be the best solution for the flower beds that capture leaves and are really hard to rake.

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