Garden Groom – World's Only Cut & Collect Safety Hedge Trimmer

Garden Groom – World's Only Cut & Collect Safety Hedge Trimmer
Garden Groom – World's Only Cut & Collect Safety Hedge Trimmer Garden Groom – World's Only Cut & Collect Safety Hedge Trimmer Garden Groom – World's Only Cut & Collect Safety Hedge Trimmer Garden Groom – World's Only Cut & Collect Safety Hedge Trimmer Garden Groom – World's Only Cut & Collect Safety Hedge Trimmer

Who likes trimming bushes and hedges? Nobody right? Why? Because it's dangerous and there's the hassle of cleaning up all the clippings when we're done. Traditional powered hedge trimmers have exposed blades that can cut you, the power cord or both and leave behind a mess of clippings that are usually full of thorns. Well, I found a new product that virtually eliminates these kinds of problems. Check out the Garden Groom ($149), the world's only cut and collect safety hedge trimmer. The Garden Groom is a lightweight hedge trimmer that cuts, shreds, and deposits trimmings into a unique collection unit. It comes with a concealed blade that safely spins at 2400 RPMs to shred clippings down to 10:1, which are then collected in the built-in receptacle. I have no idea why one ever thought to design a trimmer that collected the clippings before, but this thing makes perfect sense to me. Check out the videos below to see the Garden Groom in action! - Comments: 2( 2 Comments)

VIDEO 1 - Cuts & Collects

The Garden Groom has a unique collecting system which makes the chore of hedge trimming far simpler. As you cut, none of the waste is left on the floor, thus saving you time and effort. This once laborious task, now enables you to spend more time enjoying your garden, instead of working in it!

VIDEO 2 - Shreds 10:1

The shredding action reduces the waste by 10:1, making disposal of the clippings far easier. The shredded clippings are also ideal for mulch or composting.

COMMENTS (2)

by Anonymous on July 10, 2006 5:13 pm
I hate sweeping it all up afterwards. Excellent idea.

An even better idea would be to just hire a full time landscaper and to hell with the yardwork!
by Robert Isley on July 13, 2008 10:25 am
What type of opearting life can be expected from a Garden Groom : Pro vs Midi.
I have purchased low end,reputable brand name products previously, only to have to replace them the following year with a higher cost tool.
Don't like spending monet twice.
I have gotten a rash (similar to poison ivy)) on my a arms the last two years using hedge trimmers to trim cedar hedges, so this product has my interest.