Went to Bunnings to look for a cheap leaf blower to effectively blow dirt and leaves out of my garage. The Ozito 2400W blower is normally just shy of $45 but scans at $35! Comes with a 2yr warranty which Bunnings said they help facilitate returns with.
Great for those who need something more effective than a broom to clean their garages or if you want to dress up as Megamaid and do "suck to blow" jokes all day.
I can confirm that warranties on Ozito products work very well at Bunnings.
Few days ago I returned a broken line trimmer. It had 2 years warranty and I had it just over a year. They gave me an option of a replacement on the spot or a full refund. Took the latter, I was never happy with the battery life.
Is it marked on the shelf at $35? Or is just a mistake they could fix at any time? Wouldn't want to drive the 4kms and pay full price for something I don't really need. Although my old GMC I bought over 10 years ago is very noisy.
Nah, $44ish on the shelf… it just scans at $35.
Realistically, I was just posting for anyone in the area who may be looking for a cheap leaf blower for very basic jobs. If you're looking at using this to tend to your garden, I'd get a better one.
Wouldn't want to drive the 4kms and pay full price for something I don't really need.
The maximum saving is $9. Seriously mate. If you don't need a leaf blower when it's $44 why do you need one now with a single digit $ saving.
And driving 4km…at 60km/h, that's a 4 minute drive.
These are in the Bunnings advert in todays paper for $35.
Thanks for that heads up. Damn Bunnings staff kept the price on the shelf at $44.95… guess they were too busy doing commercials.
If I wanted something more serious, but still at a reasonable price, recommendation? Bunnings have a Ryobi 26cc 2 stroke Blower Vac in the catalogue for $198, good?
Can it suck and blow at the same time? If not, then $35/hour is a bit of a rip