Finally, finally the leaf season has arrived.
Throughout the year, from around September to around April, there’s actually quite a long period for leaf collection.
When you think about it, we’re probably collecting for about half the year.
As the season progresses, fallen leaves become extremely abundant and daily cleaning becomes tedious.
An item that can solve all that tedious work at once is the “Makita MUB187D blower dust collector.” Here’s an introduction to it.
That said, it feels like I’ve been doing this every year anyway,
but not everyone sees past content, so I’ll keep reposting it .
Life-changing?
That might be an exaggeration, but you’ll definitely think “Wow, leaf collection is done this quickly?”
If you live near temples, parks, or in nature-rich areas,
getting this at this timing will save you an incredible amount of time.
I’m not exaggerating! It’s incredibly hyper-convenient!
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Simply put: suck, shred, and collect! That’s all there is to it—very good.
The days of carrying a broom and dustpan and spending time collecting leaves are over.
When you suck, the leaves are shredded, so the capacity is dramatically reduced.
In fact, it becomes about half or even one-third of the original volume, so the amount of trash decreases too, which is great.
Honestly, it’s all benefits.
However, your feet area gets a bit dusty, so wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty when working.
It’s a monster machine that can collect even large amounts of leaves or wet ones.
Dry leaves work much more efficiently.
After rainy days, leaves stick to the ground, right?
With the old method, these were very difficult to collect, so you’d wait for them to dry before cleaning.
It’s more difficult than when they’re dry, but this machine will suck up wet leaves too.
And of course it shreds them, so the trash volume is dramatically reduced.
Here’s a little trick: you can even collect leaves that have accumulated in gutters and turned into soil-like debris.
Previously we’d collect these by hand or shovel, but just sucking them up has dramatically improved work efficiency.
* Of course, since it’s soil-like, dust will fly around, so be careful.
With overwhelming collection power, cleaning becomes fun.
Large companies along main roads where all employees do morning cleaning together, right?
As the season approaches, the volume of ginkgo tree leaves is enormous, so it looks like a lot of work.
Honestly, with just one of these, one person alone could handle the cleaning.
And the trash volume is dramatically reduced, so it’s definitely worth introducing.
While one person collects leaves, others can clean other areas, which is definitely more efficient and will result in a cleaner space.
It’s so easy you’d volunteer to do it for others.
Even on mornings when you think “Wow, there are a lot of leaves today,”
you can casually clean the entire surrounding area at once.
You get thanked and your surroundings stay clean, which is really great.
The fact that leaves can be collected this easily is truly revolutionary and genuinely moving.
As this season approaches, I think most people find cleaning tedious and annoying.
If you use this Makita MUB187D blower dust collector, you can clean in an amazingly quick and impressive way.
I really wish you could rent it somewhere to understand what I mean,
but it’s so large that it’s hard to get your hands on one.
When it first came out, it sold so fast it became hard to find.
As this season approaches, the same thing could happen again,
so getting one while prices and stock are abundant is the way to go.
Using a laundry net lets you collect a larger capacity.
While it does get dustier during use, you can collect a much larger capacity than with the included bag.
I only use this one (*´ω｀*)
And since it’s a laundry net, it’s easy to wash the item itself.
With Makita’s dedicated bag, the capacity is small and washing the inside is somewhat difficult—you wouldn’t want to bring it indoors.
I think a laundry net that lets you collect as much as possible in one go is the best option.
I want you to try it once, even if you think I’m pulling your leg.
So anyway, the leaf collection season has arrived again this year.
I think most people would wish they’d known about this amazing tool sooner.
If you find leaf collection tedious every year, definitely grab one while you can—cheers!
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