Opinion on Blower

[VISITOR]

Attachment 58941

I bought this one for less then $30. It has a soft rubber nozzle, light weight, small in size, and good power. I use it to blow water out of door jams, cervices, wheels, mirrors, fuel cap, front grille. It does a great job on those duties and I use Griots PFM towels to dry the rest of the car. 1 of the PFM towels will dry my full size Cadillac and the blower keeps the annoying water streaks in check. I got my blower at the big online store that starts with a A.

i would rather pay a tad more and get a leaf blower (more air volume). i have one of these i got at walmart on clearance for $7 and i's okay for the small things (as you mentioned) but not enough to blow the majority of the water off the entire car...

[jjackkrash]

I'm not a pro, but I like blow drying cars and toys. For smaller cars I sometimes use my Makita 18 VOLT LXT Lithium-Ion cordless blower (it works on the same batteries as all my other Makita cordless tools). Its a little power house and very convenient. On SUVs, Trucks, RV, Big Boats, etc., I use the blower attachment for my Stihl Kombi-motor.

[cay7man]

If it works for you, then it's gold.

Exactly! It really works though bit expensive. May be spielwurfel would consider it. It is good for every nook and grany too. The blower is compact. Two to three passes, I didn't have to use towels...

[dennis hiip]

I have a Toro. Cheap. Works

[spielwurfel]

Thanks for the opinions, guys. I guess I'll stick with a blower to dry those damn cracks and crevices, brakes, maybe wheels, and to help removing a good amount of water from those larger panels like roof and hood.
A cheaper one should do the job as you indicated.
Thanks!


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk