Worx WG430 13 Amp Electric Leaf Mulcher

I was not sure what to expect but I was very pleased with the mulcher. I bought it to use some of my leaves as garden mulch but it also significantly sped up the whole process of cleaning the yard. Went from about 45 bags of leaves to about 10, but I wasn't being that efficient - I am sure it could have been fewer bags. When it is on I couldn't throw the leaves in fast enough. It kept up with my wife and I loading at the same time by hand. Highly recommend safety glasses and a mask as it is a dusty job when the leaves are dry. The glasses are more to keep the dust out of my eyes than any projectiles. Seemed to me a safe and efficient leaf mulcher. Very happy with it overall.

We have 3 large maple trees that produce lots of leaves and would require 40 plus bags to clean up the yard. Now that number is down to 12 thanks to this mulcher.

I had seen various reviews all across the internet. Some good and some very bad. The Worx electric leaf mulcher always seemed to be highest of the options out there. The first day I used it I mulched and bagged 17 bags of leaves. The only thing I had to watch out for were small sticks but that is expected when it is using weed-eater line to chop the leaves. It can also chew through the weed-eater lines but again that is to be expected and not a negative. I even had some damp leaves that it did its job on. This is a product that is going to save me time and money for years to come.

Our neighborhood association allows only 10 bags per week. In the past we have had to put out up to 20 bags per week during the leaf season. I am now able to put out only 2 bags per week. There are a few things one should know when using this tool. The cutting strings wear out very easily and I have had to replace 2 times per use in filling the two bags. The company should provide these free of charge. The unit doesn't fit any known container that I know of to hold the mulch. I have had to improvise. The company should provide or sell a device that allows the paper bags that are required to store the mulched leaves for pickup to fit under the machine. Other than these 2 inconvenient features if you have a lot of leaves to collect this is the way to go.

I bought one for myself and then purchased another for a friend as a Christmas gift. Instead of bagging 12 bags of leaves....I had 2 bags of nice, fine mulch for my garden. So easy....for those of us that don't like the task of bagging leaves......This is the way to go. Thank you, WORX for another great product.

I love to garden and I love the Worx Leaf Mulcher! I have mulched over 400 CUBIC feet of mulched leaves this fall destined to become # 1 potting soil in a year or so. Presently about 200 cubic feet of mulched leaves are being used to bed my strawberry plants for this winter. I have also put a 3-4 inch cover of mulched leaves on my raised vegetable beds, to get a head start for the 2018 gardening season. The mums, and hydrangea beds are also covered in a layer of leaf mulch to protect them from Kentucky's unpredictable winters. The economical Worx Leaf Mulcher works, just don't feed too many wet leaves in at a time and cull the sticks and branches out to lengthen the time between replacing the cutting strings. Remember to use eye protection. A great Idea who's time has come! Thanks Worx!!

This product works much better than expected and is so very simple to use. My entire driveway was filled with leaves and this machine mulched it al down to fit in a single bag. I just wish I had waited a week to buy it and I could have got it for $20 less.

I had another brand that was difficult to collect the mulched leaves and clogged all the time. I can put a drawstring plastic bag over the stand and run till it fills up. A great feature. One complaint people have had is changing the string a lot. I went to a heavy duty string and it probably lasts 5 times as long as the original. I mulched 3 full bags of wet leaves yesterday and I think I changed one string.

Used it a week ago to do the leaves that had been bagged since last fall. Pleased with the results, some were used around the berries the same day and others stored in the bags until we redo a flower bed. Liked the fact that the frame will hold the trash bags very well, pleased the the motor is in a sealed case.

I bought this to chop up hay for my elderly horse whose teeth are no longer very helpful in chewing. The idea behind how this should work is sound, but unfortunately, the design has the cutting cords angled downward, so that they hit the metal edges of the bottom of the basket and are quickly cut to a length that is too short to be effective.