NYTimes.com: This WORX Blower is Perfect for Fallen Leaves

The Nytimes.com recently featured the best tools for autumn and spring yard work. The WORX TURBINE 600 Electric Leaf Blower was listed as the best tool for getting rid of fallen leaves.

Here’s what they had to say.

Get rid of fallen leaves

Fall is synonymous with leaf cleanup, and that usually means raking. According to most yard-care professionals Wirecutter consulted in its test of leaf rakes, a sturdy steel-tined model is the way to go, for the combination of durability and leaf-grabbing “spring” of the tines. Jackson and Ames are two common brands with good reputations. Their 2-foot-wide models cover a lot of lawn fast and are built to endure: one of the test rakes lasted for eight seasons.

If you have a big lawn or a lot of trees, the Worx WG520 Turbine Leaf Blower is a user-friendly top performer from Wirecutter’s leaf blower review. It’s about as powerful as a gas blower, but requires far less maintenance, is more compact and is much lighter and more maneuverable. The only downside is that you have to plug it into an outlet.

 Find the WORX TURBINE 600 Leaf Blower on worx.com. Read the entire article on nytimes.com by clicking HERE.  

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The New York Times Says This WORX Blower is Perfect for Fallen Leaves
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The New York Times Says This WORX Blower is Perfect for Fallen Leaves
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The Nytimes.com recently listed the WORX TURBINE 600 Electric Leaf Blower as the best tool for getting rid of fallen leaves. Here's what the NYT had to say!
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