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Easy Snow Removal

Snow Removal made easy

I have to laugh at my neighbor. He bought a $500-$600 snowblower and it take him 30 minutes to clear his driveway. He then spends another 30 minutes with a shovel. What a complete dork. For $45 I have a better snow removal system and it takes me 10 minutes to do my drive, sidewalk and patio. Yep, the janitor's push broom is the best snow removal system that I have found to date. No aching back, no sore muscles and no problems. Granted the push broom is only good until a certain depth of snow - maybe 5 or 6 inches but here in central Ohio we rarely get more than a few inches at a time. Even if we do get more than that, I just hit the driveway a couple times with the push broom before it accumulates. And to think that I almost spent $600 on a snowblower. What a joke!

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