42 Trees and Bushes Fill My Yard—This Leaf Blower Is Saving My Sanity

A quicker way to clean

After her husband removed 27 bushes, the writer says 42 remain in the yard. Each November, falling leaves add to her chores, but using a traditional blower involves finding its battery, charging it and returning to the task.

The Tornado Pro is about the size of a drill, making it easy to pick up for a brief cleanup and store in an office drawer afterward. A sliding toggle lets users adjust its power.

Features and current discounts

The blower includes a flashlight that can stay on or blink. Its battery is removable for use as a power source, and the battery charges in 45 minutes.

Fox readers can get 20% off one blower. Buying two gives a 50% discount on the second, while buying three makes the third free.

Best for smaller tasks

The writer found the blower’s noise jarring when first using it in the kitchen, but said it seemed less noticeable outside in the open air. Its power worked well for clearing a porch or blowing goldfish snacks from a car’s back seat, but the writer said it was not ideal for heavier yard work. The article suggests considering a Kobalt electric leaf blower for that purpose.