Number 1 (;’∀’) Makita!
Blower dust collector MUB187D
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Used almost daily for about 50 days.
What you really want to know about a product, what truly matters “first impressions” more than “what you’ve experienced together”
isn’t it?
There are things you can only understand by using it hard.
I decided to check what I’m actually sucking up in my daily routine.
I’m pretty ruthless and suck up just about anything.
If I held back, I couldn’t clean properly, and if I used it cautiously, it would limit my options.
At first glance, it looks like this.
I’m using a regular laundry net. The original one definitely “won’t be used again”.
I store the dust collector body in the shop.
The laundry net filled with trash
“stays as is for drying until it accumulates enough” and is kept in the entrance.
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↑ I’m a big fan of this thing.
I put it directly into a 45L trash bag and flip it inside.
Just “flip the laundry net opening upside down” that’s it.
That’s what makes the laundry net special.
Like this, “smoothly” you can transfer the trash.
What about the original one?
With the original dust bag, you have to open and close a zipper, so it doesn’t work this way, and
trash always remains inside the dust bag.
And if you suck up wet leaves, it’s even less hygienic and you don’t want that “musty” smell to develop.
That’s what makes the laundry net great.
It’s easy to wash, dries quickly, and is inexpensive.
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After that, just toss it anywhere and it dries quickly. It’s so easy! ♪
Now let’s take a look inside.
There are dropped masks and snack trash and such.
Imagine it.
It’s the kind of trash nobody wants to pick up. This too “can be collected without touching” .
It’s not crushed, as expected.
Surprisingly, it doesn’t tangle and there are no issues.
Snack trash can be sucked up without any problems. Rest assured.
Tokyo is full of this kind of trash.
Daily cleaning becomes so much easier. It’s an essential item in areas with many ginkgo trees.
On streets like Meguro-dori, which also has many ginkgo trees, when you walk on the sidewalk.
“shops that clean” and “shops that don’t clean” have a stark difference.
Stores should definitely adopt this item. I think it will make your day much more efficient.
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