This post is sponsored by The Home Depot as a part of The Home Depot’s ProSpective Campaign. THD provided the Ryobi Workshop Blower used in this post.
The very first battery powered tool we purchased was a leaf blower. I (Vicki) was very slow to jump on the current generation of battery powered tools due to poor experiences with the original (90's) ones. Steph finally convinced me we should try them and once I did, I was sold!
Since that first leaf blower, we have added many battery powered tools to our collection. One that we didn't know we needed was a workshop blower, the little brother of the left blower! Through The Home Depot ProSpective campaign we had a chance to try out this clever little handy tool. 
Two blowers that are a must for every homeowner with a shop.
The little shop blower is handy for cleaning fans...
...and cleaning up other tools.
You can even do small outside jobs as it gets into small spaces more easily than a leaf blower.
The three speed settings can be accessed by this knob on the top of the tool.
With the lowest of the settings, you can gather debris without creating a big cloud of dust.
This Ryobi leaf blower has two speed settings. The lower helps to gather debris into piles while the higher blows them away with ease!
The higher speed can also clear all the rocks from the sidewalks in Steph's backyard.
Do you need both of these? Yes! They both have a place inside and outside your home. Best of all, they both use the same Ryobi batteries. The small blower is one of the few tools that we always leave a battery in because we use it so often.
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