What the Cyclone Rake TV commercial - Leaf Cleanup is about.
Cyclone Rake, a company known for its exceptional lawn care products, recently released a new TV spot called 'Leaf Cleanup' that is a real game-changer in terms of yard maintenance commercials. The ad promotes the Cyclone Rake XL leaf vacuum and has been lauded for its high production value, excellent cinematography, and catchy tagline.
The ad opens to a beautiful suburban home, where autumn leaves cover the once-green lawn. In the background, the sound of a leaf blower can be heard, but it's clear that the operator isn't making much progress. The camera then pans over to a man pushing a Cyclone Rake XL leaf vacuum, which easily sucks up the leaves and debris in its path.
The TV spot is a great visual spectacle, showcasing the Cyclone Rake XL's powerful suction and large capacity while highlighting the problem of traditional yard work methods. The commercial is also memorable due to its clever tagline, "Rake in the Funn" which cleverly aligns the joy of successful yard work with the product's name.
Overall, Cyclone Rake's 'Leaf Cleanup' TV spot is an excellent example of effective marketing. The ad makes a compelling argument for why consumers should choose the Cyclone Rake XL over traditional methods and does so in an entertaining and engaging way.
Cyclone Rake TV commercial - Leaf Cleanup produced for
Cyclone Rake
was first shown on television on September 14, 2018.
Frequently Asked Questions about cyclone rake tv spot, 'leaf cleanup'
Connecticut Factory
Every Cyclone Rake Designed and Built in Our Connecticut Factory. Each of us at the Woodland Power Products factory and showroom in Connecticut are proud to be designing, building and selling the best lawn and leaf vacuum available: the Cyclone Rake.
The Cyclone Rake Power Vacuum Pickup makes quick work of just about anything that isn't hard-frozen to the ground. With a quick sweep of the ergonomic Power Vacuum Pickup wand, deep piles of wet leaves, pine cones, pine needles, and acorns will disappear.
With a Cyclone Rake, dry, bulky debris like leaves, sticks and pine needles are mulched and shredded as you drive making disposal much easier.
Cyclone Rake Comparison Chart
| Classic | Z-10 |
|---|
| Capacity | 200 gallons 27 cubic feet 22 bushels | 415 gallons 55 cubic feet 44 bushels |
| Impeller | Miracle Impeller 4-blade | Super-Flow 5-blade |
| Unloading method | Standard | Easy-Flow |
| W x H x L | 35” x 49” x 73” | 48” x 54” x 79” |
And even though it has a huge capacity. It's the only lawn vacuum that folds up flat just eight inches thick. So you can store it anywhere. You can even hang it on the wall.
Meet Jim. He's the Founder of Woodland Power Products, and inventor of the Cyclone Rake.
Rake in the right direction
We recommend moving backward as you rake. By taking small steps back and raking leaves toward you as you sweep your lawn, you can avoid spreading leaves where you don't want them. You should try to make neat piles at the edge of your yard. Take it slow while you rake.
Tips from the Experts
- Rake with the wind and rake downhill.
- Using a tarp will help save your back.
- Stomp on piles of leaves if you can't finish.
- As you rake, pull the leaves toward you.
- Divide your lawn into sections.
- Mow your lawn until the grass has stopped growing for the season.
Benefits of garden shredders
They facilitate the production of mulch that can be spread around the garden to improve soil moisture retention and fertility. Garden shredders are much faster in the production of high quality, nutrient-rich organic compost.
Leaf shredders typically consists of a motorized unit that uses a high-speed spinning blade or cutting line to chop the leaves and other debris into small pieces. The shredded material can then be used as a mulch, compost, or simply disposed of more easily.
Most rake handles are between 30 and 70 inches long. A longer handle allows you to reach farther, but you don't want a handle that's so long that it's hard to control.
22 inches to 30 inches
Standard rake sizes range from 22 inches to 30 inches, which describes the width of the rake head at the widest point. If you have a specialized application such as raking leaves from between bushes or clearing long-neglected areas, select a product fit for that job.
