ORIENTOOLS Weed Puller Tool, Garden Stand Up Weeder with 3 Claws for Dandelion, Steel Twist Hand Weed Root Pulling Tool and Grabber, Picker, 36.6-Inch

There are photos depicting how it should be used on the box of the product. After watching some YouTube videos of similar designs and reading the reviews where people explain how to use such designs, I decided to try them out for myself. I tried it on dry ground, wet ground, after a rain, and also after a watering. The only thing I could get out of it was some small pieces of dirt. The results were all the same, but only a bit of soil was pulled, but no plants were taken. Having a few thistles and dandelions I wanted to get rid of has become an eyesore. The prongs look to be the flaw in the design, after much consideration. We might need to change them somehow. We might want them to squeeze together more tightly, and/or we might want them Any problems I find, it's a failure, I've already sent it To avoid bending over, I'm trying a shovel with a narrow, sharp blade and a long handle.

Nancy Burns

| May 12, 2021

It's a decent tool. I think it depends solely on the weed used. It takes multiple attempts to get dandelions up, but it takes just one for an out-of-control weed. Unfortunately, it does not work against crabgrass. No thing to drive it into the ground can you put your foot on. By pushing it into the ground, twisting it, and then picking it up at an angle you can make this happen. The handle pushes the weed out as you pull the handle. It would have disappointed me if I had paid $60 for it, but at $26, I am satisfied. The height is perfect for me since I am 5 feet 1 inch.

Henley Wu

| Aug 16, 2020

There's a decent weed puller here, but the eject lever sticks a lot if you use it, and the cute idea of folding the foot step just will not work. In my experience, if I have a lot of dirt or mud stuck in it, I will simply pull the weed out with my hand. The eject function will only work 50 percent of the time if there is nothing stuck inside. Having bought two of these, the first one has broken on the plastic where the hinges attach to the foot step at the bend, which is its weakest point. After I repaired it, reinforced it with some sheet metal under it and then made it more durable, it snapped through the plastic top joints As with my first one, the second one broke at the hinges, and it will happen eventually with this model unless reinforced at the time of first purchase. I think the device would cost twice as much if it were made of metal, but it will never last since it is made of plastic. The next thing I will buy is one of those Grandpa's Weeders since it uses a lever motion to operate and it's an all metal head. In the end, that's exactly how this thing works.

Kynlee Potts

| Dec 15, 2020

As advertised, there is no problem with the tool. The shaft of the tool bent after I used it for about three months. The clearing slide could not be used as a result. I was able to use the tool on small weeds Weeds that only have roots that are up to 4 inches long. It is essential that the root be straight down in order to be effective. Some root systems are prone to problems if they grow sideways. It could be improved by a bit, a bar I would definitely consider purchasing again In fact, I kept my back from getting worse by doing that.

Sloane Hopkins

| Jul 06, 2021

Due to some reason, Orientools' plant extraction tool uses a plastic component that is put under stress when you extract the plant (in fairness, most manufacturers of similar items employ similar components). I could only use the product for 15 minutes before it broke due to plastic failing under stress. As I did not try to force a response, this happened on its own Weed roots were fairly shallow on the weeds I removed. This is a product that you should avoid.

Emelia Schaefer

| May 30, 2021

This is such a time saver! Now that I am able to clear weeds more quickly and cleanly, I no longer have to dig out roots on hands and knees. When the ground is soft after rain and not hard packed, this method works best. This is actually a Chinese copy made at a discount, and sometimes it would jam ejecting the plants until I stomped on it hard. It works wonderfully for me and I have had neighbors stop to ask about what it is that I own. I am confident I have helped a few households sell!.

Scarlett Wilkinson

| Oct 20, 2020

I originally had no trouble using it but after the rivets started to break and it stopped working correctly, I had to replace it. In order for it to work again, I had to insert a few screws.

Orion Terry

| Nov 16, 2020

So far, it has only been a couple of weeks since I bought it. It worked well for my husband the other day, once he tried it out. By pulling the roots from the weeds, it was able to pull them out. A nice piece of pottery! It looks sturdy, and I like that it stands up on its own so you don't have to lay it on a table. This product's handle appears to be longer than most, so you don't have to bend over nearly The product is too new for me to review it in full because I have yet to put it through the ringer. of the things that I didn't receive any directions was a remote. In order to understand how to use it, my husband wanted to read something. Although it's not much to it, I think there's nothing to it. In the future, I will update my review after we get more experience using the software.

Nellie Holder

| Sep 08, 2020