Vacmaster WD 18 Garden & Artificial Grass Cleaner, Outdoor Wet & Dry Vacuum For Cleaning Astroturf, Patio, Decking and Other Outdoor Areas, 1250W, 18 Litre

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The strength of the motor will determine what size of debris can be lifted from the garden and how quickly this can be achieved – among other things. However, they are only good for cleaning small areas and light jobs due to the limited power and runtime. The cheaper 2mah batteries are fine for small gardens and very light work, but you’ll need the larger 2mah batteries for medium sized gardens and up.

Power brooms are the number one tool for quickly moving lots of stubborn dirt, clearing up gravel and refreshing the fibres on your artificial grass. Also, keep an eye on how full the collection bag is getting, and don’t wait for it to get too near the top, as this is another reason blockages occur. In vacuum mode, it works incredibly well and the large opening on the suction chute allows you to attack large piles of leaves, and reduce them into mulch in pretty quick fashion. This enables them to produce a decent air velocity, but still not up to that of a petrol-powered machine. You know the name brands, Roomba, Dirt Devil, Electrolux, The Hoover Company, Kirby, and even the name James Dyson.Essentially, vacuuming could lead to the need to replace your artificial grass sooner than necessary.

Unfortunately, artificial grass isn’t completely zero maintenance, and leaves can get stuck in there just like the real stuff.However, if you want something that can be used day in and day out and keep on ticking, it’s worth paying for. TOP TIP – It is never recommended to leave your collected waste in the bag after use due to how quickly it can begin to decompose so you may be better opting for a smaller bag so you make sure to empty it every time! They used to only be popular with gardeners and landscapers but have started gaining in popularity with everyone who wants to keep their garden and artificial grass looking great. This is a good choice for people who are smaller in frame, or have injuries or disabilities that prevent them from holding a standard leaf vacuum.