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Thanks for the comment, Jerry, and I do mow-mulch for the first couple months of leaf season; but then the leaves come down so fast it's time to get out the rakes. Compostable plastic bags (found them after I made this video) are made from corn starch: amzn.to/2FGjVC3 (for backyard composting) or amzn.to/2DNdPgT (for curbsite pickup). I've tried the tarp thing, the mower-bagger thing, the riding-mower thing, the blower thing, and the blower-vacuum-mulcher thing, *_and they are all quite a bit more work than this._* I am now hoping to work around to doing mulching/composting, which I plan to enhance with biochar and maybe even vermiculture. (If those two concepts are new to you, they are definitely worth checking out for any serious composter.)

Thanks for the comment, StratocasterBlue, and I do mow-mulch for the first couple months of leaf season; but then the leaves come down so fast it's time to get out the rakes. Compostable plastic bags (found them after I made this video) are made from corn starch: amzn.to/2FGjVC3 (for backyard composting) or amzn.to/2DNdPgT (for curbside pickup). I've tried the tarp thing, the mower-bagger thing, the riding-mower thing, the blower thing, and the blower-vacuum-mulcher thing, *_and they are all quite a bit more work than this._* I am now hoping to work around to doing mulching/composting, which I plan to enhance with biochar and maybe even vermiculture. (If those two concepts are new to you, they are definitely worth checking out for any serious composter.)

@@DavidsTutorials I see I have a lot of trees too I am not going to bag anything I have way too many so I make a few piles then the last 2 times I mow I mulch them in along with the grass its the only way and in the spring it looks like a golf course then I spread worm castings around also

HA HA HA! There's always a spot I miss.

That sounds like a smart idea! A simple hook can really streamline the process. Glad you found the video helpful!

I'm sure your way is great, but I'll stick with mine. Thanks for sharing! Take care.

Thanks, that's a good idea too! My father-in-law used one of those to tamp down asphalt patches in the church parking lot.

the tool 🔧 U were able to make .. and as an attachment to the tamper tool might be a good product .. 👍

Wood with magnetics .. I would buy one !!!! all the tampers are ferris metal .

It's a pleasure to help, and I'm glad you're getting some DIY satisfaction from these videos! Sadly, every generation throughout history has had more than its share of laggards and slugs. It's nice to hear from someone who is a DOER. Take care.

You bet, kiddo - I'm here to help out any way I can!

Happy to help! Take care!

Thanks for the comment, Vince, and I do mow-mulch for the first couple months of leaf season; but then the leaves come down so fast it's time to get out the rakes. Compostable plastic bags (found them after I made this video) are made from corn starch: amzn.to/2FGjVC3 (for backyard composting) or amzn.to/2DNdPgT (for curbside pickup). I've tried the tarp thing, the mower-bagger thing, the riding-mower thing, the blower thing, and the blower-vacuum-mulcher thing, *_and they are all quite a bit more work than this._* I am now hoping to work around to doing mulching/composting, which I plan to enhance with biochar and maybe even vermiculture. (If those two concepts are new to you, they are definitely worth checking out for any serious composter.)

Thanks! I appreciate it! Take care.

Now THERE'S a job I could sink my teeth into! I'd be happy to work for Elon for $1 a year - probably just like he does! (We don't need more people sucking on the government tit.) (Sorry, don't mean to be crass, but it's true.)

Thanks for that. I thought about selling those disks, but GOOD GRIEF! The engineering design and then the manufacturing, the warehousing and distribution, the wholesaling, the marketing, and the shipping ... all that is WAAAYYYY more than I'm motivated to take on at this season of my life. So I'm happy simply showing others how to make their own.

Sweet indeed! Just like candy, but hopefully with fewer cavities!

That's a clever solution! Keeping your trash cans dry is a smart way to avoid any mess when it rains.

I think it was some music that was included with my video editing program - but it's been quite a while shine I posted the video, and I've slept since then.

Mulch the leaves and grass together the last time of the year and leave it on the lawn to decompose over winter making the most organic compost their is ash potassium and nitrogen already spread out let it grow tall in the spring and gradually cut it down you will have the healthiest lawn their is forget raking

Thanks for the comment, and I do mow-mulch for the first couple months of leaf season; but then the leaves come down so fast it's time to get out the rakes. Compostable plastic bags (found them after I made this video) are made from corn starch: amzn.to/2FGjVC3 (for backyard composting) or amzn.to/2DNdPgT (for curbside pickup). I've tried the tarp thing, the mower-bagger thing, the riding-mower thing, the blower thing, and the blower-vacuum-mulcher thing, *_and they are all quite a bit more work than this._* I am now hoping to work around to doing mulching/composting, which I plan to enhance with biochar and maybe even vermiculture. (If those two concepts are new to you, they are definitely worth checking out for any serious composter.)

Thank you for the kind words! It means a lot to hear that the tutorial helped you. Your support inspires me to create more!

Happy to help. Take care.