Tool Time: the Lawn Bagg
Just in time for spring clean-up: the Lawn Bagg.
I found this over-sized tote bag on display at the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show in Baltimore earlier this month, and it seems just the ticket.
Though the bags come in a variety of sizes from lunch bag on up, this one holds one cubic yard (27 cubic feet) of debris and sells for about $40. It can stand up by itself while you're filling it. And when not in use, it folds to about the size of a folded bed sheet.
The bag is made of woven recycled plastic and it is puncture resistent. Unlike a tarp that could be used for gathering yard waste, this has handles. It can carry as much debris as you can drag to the curb or the compost pile.
Comments
I have one of these Baggs, and it's WONDERFUL, I'm in LOVE. I load it full of leaves in the fall, put it up on my flat-bed hand truck (a hand truck that lies down, as well as stands up), and roll it out to the curb to dump my leaves. No more struggling to drag a tarp full of leaves to the curb!
Posted by: Cryssie | October 29, 2010 1:29 PM