Could this be used to drape over an ac outdoor unit to filter cottonwood tree cotton debris
383332
Not in my opinion. It appears to be suitable for indoor use only. I would not use it in an outside enviorment. I would suggest nylon screen for your idea.
1214879
No, I don't think it would work well for that. I used it on pinecones and small branches and it worked well. I use my lawnmower with bag (Greenworks as well) to collect and mulch leaves.
250717
Doubt it. Too small of a nozzle and not nearly as powerful as the huge blowers/nozzles at my car wash. It works to blow loose tree leaf & seed debris off the hood & windshield, though. It also blew a sweatshirt off the garage floor. Works fine for blowing reasonably loose piles of redwood tree duff & debris from my roof & driveway.
2121315
I don't have a pine tree and live in a very dry climate but it does pick up small twigs from a blue palo verde tree and those twigs are larger and heavier than reasonably dry pine needles. As with any blower-vac, you can clog it if you try to pick up a huge pile of anything. Just work from the edges and it should do fine. I'm still amazed at how much better it is than my previous one from a different manufacturer.
1338283
Depends how big and thick but cottonwoods are very brittle. We actually attached ours under deck as we have no large, substantial trees.
1128073
YES. We strung up a heavy-duty outdoor cord to plug the filter into, in our yard.
51248
I can not recommend this for your application. You would be looking for a targeted OTT (OVER THE TOP) Grass Killer labeled for this specific use you intend.
173525
Yes. I assume you could use a reusable filter, but it naturally requires cone-shaped, paper filters.
1569615
Place the sheet over the existing air conditioner filter and it will cling to the surface. I tucked the extra fabric under, but you can cut it to fit.
429632
I doubt it. The function of the Treegator is to allow water to slowly saturate into the soil. I assume that there is no soil on your deck. If you are talking about using the Treegator with a potted tree, it might work but I would suggest a smaller Treegator.
133385
I'd use it for clothes that wouldn't pick up color from bamboo, But It would work! I sue it as roost for chickens. It's light and fairly small, as ladders go, but about right size to go near dryer.
1097036
I am not sure it's designed for a humid installation, but if it is, I would.
1446367
I would think it would work to remove leaves & pine needles, providing there's a thick enough layer built up so as to be caught by the rake ... The blade does not down directly on the roof because of the little wheels that are on the blade.
452387
Never used it for that purpose, but imagine it would work. I would try it and see. Good luck.
190328
I don't think so as it is a paper filter and would probably tear or fall apart - but you could posssibly gently tap it on a flat surface to remove some of the build up - I do that from time to time with small engine filters and large wet dry vac filters
505608
its hard to tell because i am also running my ac units,but i cant imagine it being too expensive because it is not that big a filter.
2128706
No. I use this for my outside water filter system connected to my catchment.