You can e en use water to dry a car...and i know what youre thinking... the junkman guy does it. Iirc, he calls it walking the dog or something like that.
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
Just a note, the size of the outlet on these blowers is a significant factor when comparing them. Velocity of the air output is inversely proportional to the size of the duct. i.e. the larger the duct size the slower the velocity for the same volumetric flow rate. So we can deduce that flow rate is king, and then a better duct size and shape, like a letterbox attachment would give you the best of all performance by giving an even higher velocity at the output. Notice that the black and decker has a much smaller more rectangular outlet. If you add that to the Worx blower it would perform even better. Just imho as an engineer. And thanks for the great video comparison, definitely getting a leaf blower now.
Also as an engineer... the ideal configuration is high CFM AND high speed. However, those come at a hefty price. Reducing the nozzle diameter on a high CFM blower will increase velocity by maybe 15 % but will also reduce the cfm as the system is throttled with the more restrictive nozzle. So, you need a high cfm blower to start with, which will maintain a reasonable amount of air flow after throttling. Too much throttling though will cause the blower fan to stall. I actually use a 525cfm 110 mph blower with a 3 inch nozzle for general drying, and a smaller and more maneuverable,160 mph workshop blower to clear out the crevices, grille, seals, etc. If your paint is not protected, air blow drying is a waste of time. If coated, with good beading, blow drying makes the process much quicker.
All the years I've been washing cars I never thought of this, I just used the ryobi 100mph 280cfm & it did good, but now I see that if I get more power I'd be much better of. This is a great video
@SMOOCTOBER it wasn't all nonsense. he actually explains CFM and MPH and what they mean for the two models. If you just want to see them in action, then ya, 9:06. But I actually didn't know what CFM was, and ended up learning something. Just FYI for anyone else looking through comments
I have the the same Worx leaf blower and is definitely enjoying drying my car. Just one tip though, it is better to wax your car at least once every two months to make the drying faster and rain x on every window to make the water slides away when blowing with air.
I had an ClearFX done on my Model3 4 dayz ago...I been told to not wash the car for at least a week..got my Works 600CFM blower yestoday from Amazon...cant wait to try that!
I am glad you mentioned the treatment on the paint, as a car cleaning enthusiast it hurt my heart initially seeing that slow sheet under pressure haha. Thank you so much for taking the time to make such an informative video, much appreciated!
Really needed to compare corded to corded units. The MPH was essentially the same. For example, greenworks blv12b00 corded is 270MPH 400CFM. This would be a fairer test of MPG vs CFM.
Try it with an Echo PB9010. 1110 CFM AT 220MPH. It has so much airflow that it ripped my license plate off the car. The bolts were still screwed into the plastic fasteners.
Air drying with a blower seemed like a good idea, til dirt that was hiding started to show on my white paint. I had to wash again and chamois dry properly.
@@samuelmarques4574 Hiding in all the seams such as the doors, hood, trunk, grill etc. I would advise pressure washing before washing as it would help remove most of it.
if the car had a ceramic coating and the water was beading the black n decker would have worked flawlessly ..flat water does not move as fast as water beads
For those of you worried about leaf blowers not having a filter: blowing filtered air through dirty air to dry your car is like blowing filtered Champaign through sewer water into your mouth. If you don't want dirty air to impact your car, don't use the leaf blower in a dirty environment.
I have that Worx one. Yes it moves the water away, but it also makes it evaporate and disappear to some extent. Much of the water never makes it to the floor.
If you want to dry your car with a leaf blower or any blower (MetroVac/BigBoi) you need at least some sort of protection doesn’t matter if its spray sealant/wax spray/ wax coating /ceramic coating it just needs to have some sort of hydrophobic properties for the blower to blast the water off the car. AND YES i think that the CFM (if you want really good look at something from 700+ CFM) , matters more than the speed, dont make the same mistake and look at the speed, just like buying a pressure washer looking at the PSI instead of looking at GPM.
Filtered air is a waste of time. All of the air between the blower and the car is not filtered. Any dirt in that air is getting blown on the car anyway.
Need to do the test with a coating as dryers or blowers are useless without the coating, by the time you’ve got round the car , some parts will dry naturally and end up with water spots
@@Alejandro_BoniIIa It's all fun and games until you blow your car off the driveway. Just kidding. The new Ego does 765 CFM on a battery. On.a.battery!
When MPH is about the same, your test is almost a comparison between low CFM and high CFM, which shows who is the winner without testing. The test would be more accurate with a low CFM + high MPH vs high CFM + low MPH.
If the car body had been protected with any kind of at least wax, any of those two methods would work perfectly being the little one more covinient (in my personal case) because of the maneuverability
watching this makes me realize just how grabby PPF is, also novel shape. I picked up a Ridgid compact and in some places it works but in others it sort of just makes the water splay out, I think I really need to coat it to help with drying... MOHS EVO HERE I COME! lol or Can coat .... still need to buy the stuff to wipe off then polish...
You should have done this on a coated car. most people that would even be thinking of using a leaf blower to dry their car are probably car guys who have coatings.
Leaf blower without filtration is great for forcefully blowing all over your freshly washed car.... dust, dirt, grit, tree pollen, and whatever other crap is lingering in the air. Leaf blow your wet car, then wipe it down with a damp towel and you get....a dirty damp towel.
@@joeyball3342 your filter is only filtering out the air it's outputting. Any ambient pollutants will still be peppered on your car. A clean environment and a quality protectant will make this a non-issue.
Does this require special soap? I used green turtle wax soap and there was no water pressure and it drizzled out and used all the soap in 2 minutes. Its didnt spray like the water nozzle did maybe 1/10 the power
@@jdisdetermined I brought the presure washer back as it was defective. Now I have a mroe expensive one that works I see I wasnt do anything wrong it was just defective
@@XDr3aM yeah, that's what I was expecting.. some soaps foam better than others, but it mostly depends on your pressure washer.. glad you got it sorted out! 👍👌✌
Got the WORX WG520 yesterday October 14, 2022, and used it today Oct. 15, and does a mediocre job. Washed my car today and using the WORX WG520 made water beads very small and plentiful. Took me 20 minutes to blow dry my new 2022 Honda Civic Touring, built on September 2022 (date of mfg on the driver door side) and received from a Honda dealership on October 4, 2022, with 2 miles. I bought the blower to avoid getting watermarks or streaks. It does blow leaves very well, but not so good for drying a car. I duct-taped a microfiber cloth around the plastic tip so an accidental touch on the car paint would not leave a scratch. The WORX WG520 is very light, the air intake will suck your tee shirt when close to it. I think suction is better than it blows. The Ryobi 730 CFM 40V Blower could be better because it has 130 CFM more than the WORX WG520 600 CFM. For $55 plus add sales tax, you are better off spending $90 to $120 for a much better product. You get what you pay for! The WORX WG521 is said to be 800 CFM you could try it. WORX WG520 not recommended as a car dryer. Plan on getting a battery-powered unit because dragging around an electrical cord is a nuisance and you don't have to worry about becoming electrocuted after washing your car. Safety First!
Protective coating and indoor or night lighting would have made it more apparent which blower was doing what. I recommend the Ego 765, best of both worlds. As the wise man once said, "why choose?"
Do you own the EGO 765? I am looking at that compared to their 580, 650 CFM units as I have hear the noise levels can get pretty high pitched and hard to deal with. I plan on wearing ear protection but dont want to overkill it and bother my neighbors more than needed.
@@MarkTrades__ I do and I seldom press the turbo button and it doesn't seem overly-loud to me, but I'm old and half deaf anyway. My neighbors don't complain and we're friendly so I'm sure they'd mention it.
yes you literally can, in a car wash the dryers are pretty much the same thing, they just blow air extremely hard angled on the car the blow all the water off
cordless blowers are weak for sure. i have a lower model worx blower and i honestly feel like it's pretty slow still. when i'm blow drying the car i feel like i can hand dry it faster...
I don't understand. Why accelerate evaporation with a blower? What's the hurry? I understand toweling, because the towel soaks up the water's minerals and contaminants that would otherwise be left behind during evaporation that cause water spots. I don't understand how fast evaporation is better than slow evaporation. Are we expecting it to blow the contaminated liquid water off the surface, like wiping with airflow? Does it do more of that than evaporating? I don't detail my beater cars, but on the occasion that I wash a decent car, I want to towel it as quickly as I can, hopefully in the shade, before any water starts to dry. Seems like a blower would evaporate quite a bit of water in comparison, no? - Somebody with no experience that's overthinking it
Use the exhaust function of your shop vac. It works great and you already own it. No reason to buy anything else. I have two Stihl leaf blowers, a handheld and a large backpack. I'll stick to the shop vac.
Thanks for explaining the CFM vs MPH! I was wondering about if there was really a big difference! The black & decker or really ANY leaf blower is fine for blowing out water from badging, door handles, mirrors, wheels, grilles, lights and door jambs. Drying the ENTIRE car with a blower is just going a little overboard!
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Who knew a car wash video would help decide which leaf blower to buy ,thanks!
🤣....thanks for watching!
@@barry4134 but very expensive. Same you have with parkside performance blower
😂😂😂😂
Ceramic coatings make this so enjoyable. It blasts the water off in a way that is just great. It rolls straight off with nothing left behind
You can e en use water to dry a car...and i know what youre thinking... the junkman guy does it. Iirc, he calls it walking the dog or something like that.
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
Just a note, the size of the outlet on these blowers is a significant factor when comparing them. Velocity of the air output is inversely proportional to the size of the duct. i.e. the larger the duct size the slower the velocity for the same volumetric flow rate. So we can deduce that flow rate is king, and then a better duct size and shape, like a letterbox attachment would give you the best of all performance by giving an even higher velocity at the output. Notice that the black and decker has a much smaller more rectangular outlet. If you add that to the Worx blower it would perform even better. Just imho as an engineer. And thanks for the great video comparison, definitely getting a leaf blower now.
Also as an engineer... the ideal configuration is high CFM AND high speed. However, those come at a hefty price.
Reducing the nozzle diameter on a high CFM blower will increase velocity by maybe 15 % but will also reduce the cfm as the system is throttled with the more restrictive nozzle. So, you need a high cfm blower to start with, which will maintain a reasonable amount of air flow after throttling.
Too much throttling though will cause the blower fan to stall.
I actually use a 525cfm 110 mph blower with a 3 inch nozzle for general drying, and a smaller and more maneuverable,160 mph workshop blower to clear out the crevices, grille, seals, etc.
If your paint is not protected, air blow drying is a waste of time. If coated, with good beading, blow drying makes the process much quicker.
All the years I've been washing cars I never thought of this, I just used the ryobi 100mph 280cfm & it did good, but now I see that if I get more power I'd be much better of. This is a great video
I have the Black and Decker, and it works perfectly on vehicles with ceramic coating.
Leaf blowers start @ 9:06
@SMOOCTOBER it wasn't all nonsense. he actually explains CFM and MPH and what they mean for the two models. If you just want to see them in action, then ya, 9:06. But I actually didn't know what CFM was, and ended up learning something. Just FYI for anyone else looking through comments
Not all heroes wear capes!
Thanks. Jesus Christ that's a lot of waffle
That is what I have Worx leaf blower, using it for cleaning my computers. I always wanted to try on the vehicles thanks for this video.
Precisely the information I needed to have (regarding mph vs cubic feet).
I have the the same Worx leaf blower and is definitely enjoying drying my car. Just one tip though, it is better to wax your car at least once every two months to make the drying faster and rain x on every window to make the water slides away when blowing with air.
I had an ClearFX done on my Model3 4 dayz ago...I been told to not wash the car for at least a week..got my Works 600CFM blower yestoday from Amazon...cant wait to try that!
I used a leaf blower for many years, especially to dry off the engine. Maybe some hearing damage later, but it always did a decent job
Lol pro tip; wear over ear headphones 🎧
I LOVE that 7 series! The best car ever, specially the m760i.
I purchase a Toro that gives up to 260mph for $80.
I ordered the worx before finding this video but gives me some reassurance that i made the right choice...Thanks
Thanks for watching!
I am glad you mentioned the treatment on the paint, as a car cleaning enthusiast it hurt my heart initially seeing that slow sheet under pressure haha.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make such an informative video, much appreciated!
Really needed to compare corded to corded units. The MPH was essentially the same. For example, greenworks blv12b00 corded is 270MPH 400CFM. This would be a fairer test of MPG vs CFM.
I thought this guy was all energy drinked up until I realized I had the speed on 1.75. Give it a try lol
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It’s been at least a year and I barely find out you can adjust video speed 😂
I watch the longer videos on yt on fast speed. Great time saver.
Lol that is too funny
Haha I tried it
Thanks for showing/explaining the cfm and mph. I just ordered the worx
Im an N-word lover
skip to 9:10 if you don't want to be bored with talking and loud music
Try it with an Echo PB9010. 1110 CFM AT 220MPH. It has so much airflow that it ripped my license plate off the car. The bolts were still screwed into the plastic fasteners.
Oh wow...maybe too much
I don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I have seen in comments for long time....
lmao, i just bought a 9010......it really is that powerful
Finally a video to show you how a cheap blower works with a non coated car. Thanks!
Time to coat your car!
Love the vids man
Air drying with a blower seemed like a good idea, til dirt that was hiding started to show on my white paint. I had to wash again and chamois dry properly.
Dirt that was hiding where?
@@samuelmarques4574 Hiding in all the seams such as the doors, hood, trunk, grill etc. I would advise pressure washing before washing as it would help remove most of it.
@@Ojb_1959 I understand, but for people that only pressure wash this is probably great, I'm just waiting to get my hands on one.
Thanks man, I got the same BD blower, and looking for a replacement
if the car had a ceramic coating and the water was beading the black n decker would have worked flawlessly ..flat water does not move as fast as water beads
For those of you worried about leaf blowers not having a filter: blowing filtered air through dirty air to dry your car is like blowing filtered Champaign through sewer water into your mouth. If you don't want dirty air to impact your car, don't use the leaf blower in a dirty environment.
I have that Worx one. Yes it moves the water away, but it also makes it evaporate and disappear to some extent. Much of the water never makes it to the floor.
Just got the TORO F700 blower @ 140MHP and 725CFM at Home Depot.
How do you like it?
They’re only $55. Amazingly powerful with three different stages. Best bang for your buck
Great video
I like the worx is just so annoying that it’s always unplugging from the extension cord outlet
Um tie a knot in it so it doesn’t unplug maybe??
Do a Western Union splice knot that is how I do it and works great
Kinetic energy = 0.5*mass*(velocity^2) so the energy is more sensitive to velocity than the mass (density * volume) of air.
Is it safe to use leaf blowe on a car with ceramic coating?
I got the Worx WG521 corded and Milwaukee M18 cordless. Both are pretty awesome, but the WG521 blows anything away IMO! 800 CFM! 😂
I use a leaf blower and love it
Would it damage the cars paint? I’m thinking about doing the same.
@@peteross4879 no it will not
Keeping the water running while you clean the wheels doesn’t make your pressure washer spaz out?
Nope, works fine
Does blower drying work for uncoated cars? Or just use a towel to be faster?
It's works, but it works better on coated cars!
If you want to dry your car with a leaf blower or any blower (MetroVac/BigBoi) you need at least some sort of protection doesn’t matter if its spray sealant/wax spray/ wax coating /ceramic coating it just needs to have some sort of hydrophobic properties for the blower to blast the water off the car.
AND YES i think that the CFM (if you want really good look at something from 700+ CFM) , matters more than the speed, dont make the same mistake and look at the speed, just like buying a pressure washer looking at the PSI instead of looking at GPM.
Do you need filter on the leaf blower?
Filtered air is a waste of time. All of the air between the blower and the car is not filtered. Any dirt in that air is getting blown on the car anyway.
Humm expecting 20v and 1.5 ah vs 120v and 7 ah to have the same cfm and drying. The question should be does the plugin have 7 times the drying power?😀
How's the weight? Is it light or heavy?
Man watching this video post covid those prices hit different lol. I am like that worx is $55? No way lol
Need to do the test with a coating as dryers or blowers are useless without the coating, by the time you’ve got round the car , some parts will dry naturally and end up with water spots
What air pressure machine do you use to wash your car?
It's the sun joe spx3000
best option for the money is a pet dryer, they have a hose so you can direct the airflow easily without risking scratching the paint
Does the car need to be ceramic coated to use a blower or no it doesn’t matter?
Love this blower. However, just ordered an upgrade: WORX WG521 12A Turbine, 800 CFM . 800CFM!!! :-)
1 year update?
@@Alejandro_BoniIIa It's all fun and games until you blow your car off the driveway. Just kidding. The new Ego does 765 CFM on a battery. On.a.battery!
I’m buying that worx amazing
I do this all the time and I feel like when people see me there like wtf is this dude doing
but it didn't get the leaf from under the hood where all these new cars build up crap at the bottom of the windshield..
Imagine how fast the water would jump off the paint if you had 2 layers of CQuartz UK 3.0 ceramic on it with a top coat of CQuartz SIC.
For the wheels on my V, I just spray them with lenos garage wheel cleaner and then wash the car, when it comes time for rinse, they're perfect.
Well done.
When MPH is about the same, your test is almost a comparison between low CFM and high CFM, which shows who is the winner without testing. The test would be more accurate with a low CFM + high MPH vs high CFM + low MPH.
As far as air movement is concerned, CFM always wins over MPH
If the car body had been protected with any kind of at least wax, any of those two methods would work perfectly being the little one more covinient (in my personal case) because of the maneuverability
Nice video! What’s the background music /beats? Want to find
watching this makes me realize just how grabby PPF is, also novel shape. I picked up a Ridgid compact and in some places it works but in others it sort of just makes the water splay out, I think I really need to coat it to help with drying... MOHS EVO HERE I COME! lol or Can coat .... still need to buy the stuff to wipe off then polish...
Why did you do the demostracion on a white car i could barely see the water lmao
Exactly
you need a rinse aid or ceramic coating
special nozzle would increase the success, you can 3D print one that fits the blower
I just drive the car for a mile, and then finish drying it with a towel.
That works too unless it's really hot outside?
I got a Rigid Brushless battery powered one. Thing lasts for long enough to do a few cars and blows plenty hard (550 cfm)
You should have done this on a coated car. most people that would even be thinking of using a leaf blower to dry their car are probably car guys who have coatings.
Either the power washer or cannon suck, that’s not enough power for the foam
Woah wait where's the protection for your paint!? If it was protected properly you'd dry that car in a quarter of the time!!
Leaf blower without filtration is great for forcefully blowing all over your freshly washed car.... dust, dirt, grit, tree pollen, and whatever other crap is lingering in the air. Leaf blow your wet car, then wipe it down with a damp towel and you get....a dirty damp towel.
@@joeyball3342 I mean, the wind already does that. 🤷🏾♂️
@@joeyball3342 your filter is only filtering out the air it's outputting. Any ambient pollutants will still be peppered on your car. A clean environment and a quality protectant will make this a non-issue.
What was the amount of time spent drying with the WORX leaf blower?
I didnt time it but I would say roughly 10 minutes
@@DriveSteady Thank you, not bad.
When did washing your car become so technical????
When you get a NEW car with a flawless paint finish you want to protect it
Does this require special soap? I used green turtle wax soap and there was no water pressure and it drizzled out and used all the soap in 2 minutes. Its didnt spray like the water nozzle did maybe 1/10 the power
What model pressure washer and foam cannon are you using?
@@jdisdetermined I brought the presure washer back as it was defective. Now I have a mroe expensive one that works I see I wasnt do anything wrong it was just defective
@@XDr3aM yeah, that's what I was expecting.. some soaps foam better than others, but it mostly depends on your pressure washer.. glad you got it sorted out! 👍👌✌
Foam cannons are the toughest job for a car-washing pressure washer.
nice video.
i knew I had multiple purposes for my Husqvarna $600 professional leaf blower
I have used a leaf blower in the past but I now us a air blower and because it heated air it works much better I will never us a leaf blower again
You'll never use proper english either
Clear coating I was dead 😂
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Got the WORX WG520 yesterday October 14, 2022, and used it today Oct. 15, and does a mediocre job. Washed my car today and using the WORX WG520 made water beads very small and plentiful. Took me 20 minutes to blow dry my new 2022 Honda Civic Touring, built on September 2022 (date of mfg on the driver door side) and received from a Honda dealership on October 4, 2022, with 2 miles. I bought the blower to avoid getting watermarks or streaks. It does blow leaves very well, but not so good for drying a car. I duct-taped a microfiber cloth around the plastic tip so an accidental touch on the car paint would not leave a scratch. The WORX WG520 is very light, the air intake will suck your tee shirt when close to it. I think suction is better than it blows. The Ryobi 730 CFM 40V Blower could be better because it has 130 CFM more than the WORX WG520 600 CFM. For $55 plus add sales tax, you are better off spending $90 to $120 for a much better product. You get what you pay for! The WORX WG521 is said to be 800 CFM you could try it. WORX WG520 not recommended as a car dryer. Plan on getting a battery-powered unit because dragging around an electrical cord is a nuisance and you don't have to worry about becoming electrocuted after washing your car. Safety First!
Protective coating and indoor or night lighting would have made it more apparent which blower was doing what. I recommend the Ego 765, best of both worlds. As the wise man once said, "why choose?"
Do you own the EGO 765? I am looking at that compared to their 580, 650 CFM units as I have hear the noise levels can get pretty high pitched and hard to deal with. I plan on wearing ear protection but dont want to overkill it and bother my neighbors more than needed.
@@MarkTrades__ I do and I seldom press the turbo button and it doesn't seem overly-loud to me, but I'm old and half deaf anyway. My neighbors don't complain and we're friendly so I'm sure they'd mention it.
Is this the best leaf blower at this price range?
GENIUS
I still think blowers do not make it dry like or without microfiber finishes
Cool. I use an echo gas powered blower. Works great, i can do tbe whole car (2006 Matrix) in 3-4min.
I do see why not, just bought a new car. I see tjem use electric but gas is much better. Thanks👍🏾
More efforts and leaves streaks more than just hand towel. Or better yet use a waterless car wash solution and towel.
yes you literally can, in a car wash the dryers are pretty much the same thing, they just blow air extremely hard angled on the car the blow all the water off
cordless blowers are weak for sure. i have a lower model worx blower and i honestly feel like it's pretty slow still. when i'm blow drying the car i feel like i can hand dry it faster...
Ego best
My dude you need to protect that paint ASAP or else what the point
EGO 650 IS THE BEST FOR ME
Only one thing more powerful than CFM and thats Heat! Hot moving air absolutely obliterates water!!!
is this really necessary
I don't understand. Why accelerate evaporation with a blower? What's the hurry?
I understand toweling, because the towel soaks up the water's minerals and contaminants that would otherwise be left behind during evaporation that cause water spots. I don't understand how fast evaporation is better than slow evaporation. Are we expecting it to blow the contaminated liquid water off the surface, like wiping with airflow? Does it do more of that than evaporating?
I don't detail my beater cars, but on the occasion that I wash a decent car, I want to towel it as quickly as I can, hopefully in the shade, before any water starts to dry. Seems like a blower would evaporate quite a bit of water in comparison, no?
- Somebody with no experience that's overthinking it
if was a black paint we can see better.. man i need a leaf blower now :)
The makita UB1103 has 203 MPH, does this is enough to dry car easily?
Best regards
With 145 CFM, the UB1103 is terrible for this compared to dozens of cordless competitors.
Good vid
The master blaster 🤣
Use the exhaust function of your shop vac. It works great and you already own it. No reason to buy anything else. I have two Stihl leaf blowers, a handheld and a large backpack. I'll stick to the shop vac.
@frank's mobile advertising air comes in air must go out. I've never seen one that didn't have a blower port to connect the hose to.
Hendrix? Bought a chamois will buy one of these next.
This is literally PSI vs GPM 💀
Thanks for the video bro! Made my research easy cause I almost bought one of the ineffective ones that’s on sale.
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching
Now you know why the auto car wash uses the massive blowers vrs tiny air jets. 😉
Yeah but those car washes scratch your car! I'm paranoid
Thanks for explaining the CFM vs MPH! I was wondering about if there was really a big difference!
The black & decker or really ANY leaf blower is fine for blowing out water from badging, door handles, mirrors, wheels, grilles, lights and door jambs. Drying the ENTIRE car with a blower is just going a little overboard!
Yeah this is pretty much SOP for most of the pros these days.
11:13 is that a leaf??? Damn it, wash it again 😅🤣
Hah, we've all been there!
Drive Steady Tell me about it 🤣
Quizá solo falto aplicar la ley de Bernouli y eso haría que funcionara mejor aun
Have you ever noticed if any of these blowers spit out any bearing grease or oil when new?
Owsome video, compairasone !)):