ForceVane Cordless Turbo Blower

I did the paper towel test I saw online, laid one on the panel I'd just dried and it flew right off. Panel was bone dry. My towels are retired.

Our grid pavers fill up with leaves every fall. Watching the pattern come back square by square is so satisfying.

Gets the leaves out from under the hedge, which my rake never reaches. Then rolls them into a pile. Very happy.

Dried my wet workbench, rails, grooves and trays without a rag. Water just sprays out of the channels.

Dried the whole hood without touching it. You can see the clouds in the paint after. That's how I know there are no water spots.

Took it out of the case, clicked the battery in, and the water in the tank just exploded. Five stars for fun alone.

Leaves get stuck behind our sofa every time the patio door's open. Blew them out and across the floor to the bin.

Leaves pile up in the windshield cowl on my car every fall. Used to dig them out by hand. Now I blow them out in seconds.

Water just races off the rear window. My husband laughed at me for buying a 'car hair dryer' and now he uses it more than I do.

Works great on the trunk and glass. It's not silent, so wear ear protection, but no gas smell and no pull cord.

Sawdust slides right across the workshop floor and out from under the bench. My broom is officially retired.

One blast and the sawdust was off the whole bench. Then the rails and slots. My shop vac is jealous.

The side mirrors on my car drip for twenty minutes after every wash. Two seconds of air and they're done. I don't know why I waited this long.

Rolled chunks of concrete across the yard. Not leaves. Concrete. I was not expecting that.

The mirror is where I always got drips down the door. One blast and it's dry. Simple.

Black car, so every water spot shows. This gets the mirror and the window trim totally dry and I'm not dragging a towel across the paint anymore.

Rolled all the leaves into one neat line so I could scoop them into the bin. Much easier than raking them into piles.

I keep it in the trunk now. After a rain or a wash I just blow the beads off. Takes a minute.

Light enough that I don't dread using it. I do the gutter every Saturday in five minutes.

Love that I can hold it with one hand and walk the path. Pushed all the leaves off the pavers into the hedge line.

Hangs by the door. I do the walkway on my way out. I would like a wall mount for it, though.

My garage floor, the corners and the door track were full of dirt and leaves. Blew it all out the door in minutes. Took me longer to find the broom than to use this.

Leaves roll off the pavers and into the bed. I timed it, front path done in under three minutes.

Passed it to my teenage daughter and she did the whole sidewalk. If she's willing to do yard work, it's a winner.

My old cheap blower barely made ripples on a tub of water. This one made the water jump out. I didn't believe the force claims until I tried that myself.

My mom is 70 and she uses this on her patio. That's the review.

Did the water tank test with my son. Water everywhere. He wanted to borrow it for his science fair.

Leaves this deep on our walkway. Walked slow and the whole layer rolled ahead of me to the fence. Didn't believe it till I saw it.

Ran my hand across the trunk after and it was completely dry. No towel touched the paint. That was the whole point for me.

Headlight gaps and the bumper seams always drip after a wash. Not anymore. Water comes out of places I didn't know were holding it.