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Features
- Designed for dry lawn debris: Intended for collecting dry leaves and light yard debris from flat, regularly maintained lawns; performance may vary depending on lawn conditions, grass height, weather, and debris type
- Four-brush pickup system: Features four brushes arranged with two brushes per section; moving the sweeper across the lawn from different directions may help collect remaining leaves and debris
- Recommended lawn conditions: Works best on short, recently mowed grass and relatively level surfaces; tall grass, uneven terrain, sticks, rocks, nuts, pinecones, wet leaves, heavy debris, and windy conditions may reduce collection effectiveness
- Adjustable brush height: Adjust the brush height so the brushes lightly contact the lawn surface; proper adjustment helps move leaves and light debris into the collection bag during repeated passes
- Cold-rolled steel frame: Constructed with a cold-rolled steel frame for dependable support during routine lawn cleanup
- Removable collection bag: The removable 2.6-bushel collection bag provides convenient debris storage; depending on leaf volume and yard size, the bag may need to be emptied multiple times during a cleanup session
Description
The Earthwise LSW70021 Push Lawn Sweeper is designed to collect dry leaves, grass clippings and other light debris from flat, regularly maintained lawns. Its 21-inch sweeping width and rotating brush sections gather debris into a removable 2.6-bushel collection bag without gas, batteries or electricity. Results depend on lawn condition, grass height, debris type, walking speed and brush-height adjustment. Set the brushes so they lightly contact the lawn surface. If the brushes are too high, they may pass over debris; if they are too low, the sweeper may become difficult to push or the wheels may slide instead of turning the brushes. Readjustment may be necessary on lawns with changing grass heights, dips or uneven ground. Use steady, straight passes from multiple directions for more complete pickup. This sweeper is not a vacuum and may not collect every leaf in one pass or reach debris near fences, borders and other edges. It works best with dry leaves and light clippings. Wet leaves, pine needles, pinecones, sticks, dense thatch and heavy debris may be collected inconsistently or can obstruct the brushes. The collection bag can fill quickly in areas with dense debris. Stop regularly to move accumulated material toward the back and empty the bag before debris blocks the opening. Review the current assembly instructions before use because component design may differ from earlier versions.
Brand: Earthwise
Power Source: Manual
Material: Pine
Color: Black
Style: Lawn Sweeper
Item Weight: 14 pounds
Cutting Width: 21 inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 44"D x 28"W x 29.5"H
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: Earthwise
Model Number: LSW70021
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 052909700215
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 15
Manufacturer: American Lawn Mower Company
Included Components: Earthwise LSW70021 21-Inch Push Lawn Sweeper, 2.6 Bushel Collection Bag
Item Type Name: Push Leaf & Grass Push Lawn Sweeper
Manufacturer Part Number: LSW70021
Item Weight: 14 pounds
Cutting width: 21 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 44"D x 28"W x 29.5"H
Power Source: Manual
Operation Mode: Manual
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 29.5 centimeters
Number of Positions: 1
Material Type: Pine
Color: Black
Style Name: Lawn Sweeper
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I was - like many - a little skeptical when I seen this product, but decided to give it a try. Some context: I do have a full household of the sleep-all-day / turn-up-half-way-through-any-chore-and-offer-help adolescents, so its difficult to get help when it comes to things like raking and collecting leaves. I own two leaf blowers, a battery powered over the shoulder type as well as a B&D leaf hog. Both work well if you want to blow leaves into a big pile, or suck and mulch into a trash can (assuming you have the attachment). However: - if you're blowing leaves into piles you still have to scoop them into the trashbags, try getting that going on a slightly windy day. - if you're blowing leaves then mulching into a trash bag, on a dry day you'll get a LOT of dust from the shredding. So they kind of work, but they still have their disadvantages. The target yard is just over half an acre all told. One tree out front, three out back. All of course shedding leaves at slightly different times. I'll say 'average'. The lawn sweeper is easy enough to put together, some areas aren't too clear but nothing i couldn't work around. It does have a stopper on the front for raising and lowering the brush height, you might need to play with this a little to get what works for you. You can also play with the brush height a little as you push it round the yard to get the optimal height for scooping up the leaves. So I tried this on a lawn with a scattering of leaves, does work but it will pick up most leaves, but not all. Where it really comes into its own is with a denser coverage. However on really dense coverage you're likely to have to run a rake through to loosen up the leaves a little first. See the pictures for an idea of its effectiveness. It does fill up quite quickly and you'll find yourself reaching in to compress the leaves while you're going. One pass of the yard was enough to fill up the collection bag, but you're going to be stopping where the coverage gets denser, compressing the leaves, backtracking and pushing on. (I much prefer this minor inconvenience to stooping over and collecting leaves with a scoop) NOTE FOR MANUFACTURERS: a helpful design improvement for the collection bin would be a hinged flap with a cord or a pull-plate with a cord, to let the operator compress the leaves in the bag towards the back so you can collect more leaves in a single pass. Circling back to the product. Unloading the bag and tipping it into a trash bag works with the bigger backs and the medium sized ones. For the medium sized bags you'll see I take the collector out and hold it on its side and pull out the leaves by hand, which works just fine. But get yourself a bag stand to take the initial few deposits of leaves, then pull it out of the frame, compress and it'll be ready for a few more. Don't know if it makes sense for the manufacturer to provide one, but they might be missing out on an opportunity for a few more sales. Overall: - works well on medium coverage - collection bin can get filled easily, have to stop and compress - twigs will clog it, remove them first - unloading is straightforward, take out, tip it on its side above the bag and unload by hand. - will be defeated by dense coverage, loosen it up with a rake first to spread it out then collect it. - wet leaves are not your friend.. let them dry - use the adjustable stopper at the front if the holding height when operating isn't high or low enough All in all its a very good product that means one person can collect leaves (as long as you get a bag stand as well). I'm very happy with it and look forward to seeing some improvements in future versions, by which time I'll probably need a replacement or spare parts. A lot less stooping to load up oversized bags in the windy weather. No more dust from mulching. I can tackle the leaf-collection gradually on my own without much help. Its not for everyone, but if you can't afford a ride along mower with the leaf collector attachment and you have the same problems with leaf-collection that I do , this might be just the thing for you. Thanks guys!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2021 by Jock Abroad
Ok, the ratings and reviews on this yard sweeper run from terrible to great. My experience is on the higher side of middle. I like the idea more than the workability of the product, but I won't give it up either. I have almost 3 acres of yard and I live in the southeast so we are talking leaves and PINE NEEDLES ( aka pine straw ). You have never appreciated raking nice light lovely leaves until you try raking pine straw. The pine in this area have needles from about 6 inches to nearly 10 inches and when they fall the entire yard will become solid orange in a few hours. Well, this little machine is not that easy to use when the pine straw is deep; the straw is too heavy and it while the sweeper will pull it up, it will not toss it into the bag/catch. Instead, when the straw is too deep and too heavy it will simply fall off the sweeper fingers (for lack of a better word) and fall short of the bag/catch. Also, you will have to hold the thing up a bit as you push otherwise the back support (what keeps it standing up when on its own) drags, so by the time you have gone back and forth for a bit you can feel it in your shoulders and forearms. Also, many others say this too, the bag or catch is a bit small; I can do one run along one side of the yard then I must dump it. If I don't dump it the load is so high the items picked up by the sweep run into what is already in the catch and then fall short, back onto the lawn. However, contrary to many other comments, I do like it and for me it works well (not perfect, but well). I do some raking when the leaves and pine straw is too deep or wet, but I prefer this as it is much easier (despite constantly having to empty the catch/bag). I am attaching photos to show the effect it has, now do keep in mind that the green part has been swept, and I did a couple of runs (this is not the result of only one pass, you must pass back and forth a few times to get your yard clean of pine straw, with leaves it is better). It takes me about an hour to do my front yard, the back is three times larger with a huge slope so it takes a great deal of time. There were some questions on what it picks up. I find that mine picks up small branches, leaves, pine cones, trash, nuts and other small items that end up in the yard. The smoother your yard is, the more likely it will pick up stuff. The one issue you may want to be aware of is that if you are going at a good clip those items, other than leaves and pine straw, can come flying up at you; I often have to dodge flying bits as I sweep. Now, the bigger pine cones often will not navigate the sweeper and I have to go back to pick them up manually. All in all, it has saved me many a weekend of blisters on my hands from raking and back soreness from raking. Would I buy it again? You bet. Is it perfect? Far from it, but until someone creates a better mouse trap I will manage quite nicely thank you!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019 by Amazon Customer
To start, this is the only one of these lawn sweeper type things I've ever owned. It's possible that no lawn sweepers work that well, and the concept itself is flawed. But it should perhaps tell you something about the lack of usability of this particular lawn sweeper that I have that in my mind as a possibility: This so bad, maybe none of them work! And reading some of the other reviews of the other lawn sweepers on Amazon, it's certainly possible that's correct. Listen, I know it's one of the least expensive lawn sweepers out there. I knew I was going to get something made fairly cheaply, I expected it to be mostly plastic, etc. etc. The tool itself is a simple mechanism: It's a frame with wheels and flexible brushes on the axle, with an open bag attached. When you push it, the wheels turn, which turns the brushes, and as you pass over your lawn or other debris-covered surface, the brushes flip and toss the debris into the bag behind the wheels. That's the theory, at least. In practice, this is a roll of the dice at best. I bought this initially to pick up the thousands of blackgum spiny seed pods that litter my side yard in late summer/early fall. I had tried several other things, including those nut pickers with the ball-shaped cage at the bottom, and nothing reliably picked them up. So I wasn't too surprised when this almost totally failed as well. The brushes would leave about half the seed pods completely untouched, no matter how high or low I set the brushes, and of the ones it did flick into the bag, about a third of them bounced out of the bag and back onto the lawn. It was so slow and arduous, I actually stopped, sat down on the ground, and started picking up the pods by hand and tossing them into the bag. THAT was more effective. As for picking up leaves, I have several mature trees on a large lot, so I never even tried it for that. Even if it picked up 100 percent of the leaves on each pass, it would still be much more work than just mowing/mulching/bagging. But this spring, I did my first mow without the mower bag, opting to side eject the grass back into the lawn. Most of the clippings integrated well, but there were some piles in rows where the grass is thickest, so I thought I would come back around with the lawn sweeper to get the few spots where clippings were piled lightly on top of the blades of grass. Should be easy, I thought. Well, it wasn't. I tried it set to its highest setting, I tried it set to its lowest setting, and a few in between. I tried pushing it tilted at various angles to try to optimize the angle of the brushes to the grass surface. I tried walking slow and I tried walking faster (faster was marginally better). And I tried walking in long lines vs. moving the sweeper back and forth over an area like a vacuum cleaner. At any given point, it was only picking up, at best, half of the light, fluffy grass clippings perched high atop the grass blades. This is literally the easiest thing I could ask it to pick up, and it was still ineffective. I puffed and sweated and fought with it. The wheels frequently stopped turning, sliding across grass where maybe a little of the morning dew moisture remained (and if the wheels aren't turning, neither are the brushes). And heaven help you if you try a maneuver as complex as turning slightly while you're moving, the plastic frame will groan and squeak like it's about to break in half (and maybe it is). Again, maybe if I'd bought one of the more expensive, heavy metal ones, it would be just as ineffective and I'd be even more angry at having spent more money on something that doesn't work. But truly, for this tool, I don't know what the use case is. Maybe if you have a very small yard with very short grass and the leaves or other debris you need to pick up is light, but not too light, and just the right shape to effectively get caught by the brushes, maybe then this is a good purchase. For me, I can see the bag attachment actually being the most useful thing; I'll just take it to different areas of the yard when I'm weeding so I can easily toss weeds into the open bag. Beyond that, though, it's useless junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026 by AndyH3000
I probably put this thing through the toughest test right out of the box. I de-thatched my front lawn which is about 7500 square feet. This sweeper picked up about 85% of it which I’m not sure it’s made for stuff this heavy so I was impressed. The faster you push it the better it throws the grass into the bag. There are some cons I noticed right away. The grass gets caught on the “lip” of the bag right where it comes out of the brushes and will block more grass from being thrown into the bag so you have to stop every 10 feet or so to push it into the bag by hand which is annoying but as I said, not sure it was intended to be used this way. Other than that, the performance was good. The only other negative I could find was the “bar” that holds the bag onto the handle is already breaking. It’s cheap flexible plastic and I can’t see it lasting very long. When you go to snap the plastic “clasps” back onto the bar, they bend and I already see stress marks in the plastic where it’s bending and eventually going to break. I’ve used it for about 3 hours total out of the box so this is not good at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by KH
Makes fall leaf collection off the lawn less back breaking. Easy to use, just push and walk the leaves into the catch area. You get your steps in while cleaning up. Saves you energy, muscle aches and time
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2026 by James Hsu
I was excited for this product as i thought it would help tremendously with yard clean up. However I was disappointed once i used it. The height adjustment i feel should be able to go lower. It doesn’t pick up as well as i was expecting, a regular broom does a much better job. I was going over areas 2-3 times in order for it to grab everything. Its easy to assemble. It does not pick up any heavier type yard debris such as sticks, wet leaves or pine, accorns etc. it literally only did some of the leaves that were on the ground. It seems to not work at all on pavement, better on grassy areas. Overall very disappointed and would not recommend to buy this item. Spend money elsewhere that would be much kore efficient than this item.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by PPrincess74
Please know that no one paid me for this review. It was purchased because we needed a low-tech solution to picking up all the leaves on the lawn. This Earthwise LSW70021 21-Inch Leaf & Grass Push Lawn Sweeper, is a little gem and should be more easily available in stores. It works so well, and turns back-hurting work in to an ease-of-use way to get the leaves off the lawn. Highly recommend it if you have back or knee issues, or if elderly, or need something non-electric, no wires, no-tech and very easy to use, that actually works! Important note: The instructions were a bit unclear and both my parents got confused in thinking the lower bar of the basket was supposed to attach under, but thankfully I got there before they broke it -- and showed them that the basket frame sat on top, so that once it filled up, it could be easily picked up to empty and then replace. Actually we found it's just leave the basket in place, and use a pair of work or garden gloves to pick up the leaves now easily reachable in the basket -- at least that's what we do. It also easy folds for storage during the winter, so another plus there. Because it's lightweight and plastic, I wasn't sure how long it would last, but it's till going strong and actively being used. So durability so far is good, especially for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2021 by Diane Ellen
First, it wasn't hard to put together. I did it in about 15 to 20 minutes. Now let's talk about my yard. What you see in the pictures is only the beginning of what I'm dealing with and that's just the front yard. This is my second fall in this home. Ten oak trees! First comes the acorns. Billions of them. They fall like rain, ricocheting off the house, the cars, the camper. I can only rake them there is no easy way to pick them up. I dump them over the fence and the deer take care of the rest. I got about 10 wheel barrows full of those. Now for every acorn there are about 20 leaves. You do the math. Last year was a nightmare. I tried mowing them with the rider. That created about 1/4 inch of leaf mulch...way too much to let the grass breath. I tried push mowing them. That was easier but emptying the bag was annoying. I tried blowing them into the woods behind the house after getting about a 3 ft ×60 ft pile. Not good for vegetation on the slope ( land erosion). So this year I bought a blower/vacume/mulcher. Takes way to long. So I tried this. This lawn sweeper. I love it! Is it work, yep. About like push mowing but not near as physically demanding. Way easier to empty than the mower bag. Does it get every leaf, nope. Im not going for perfection. My yard is like a forest floor. Not much grass, lots of moss and mushrooms. I like it that way. I just don't want to kill what does grow by leaving all the leaves there. Plus , I got to meet the neighbors half way and keep the yard somewhat respectable. I swept a portion of the front yard and a few trips around the back. I figure if I do a little every day or every other I'll be able to keep on top of the leaves. Fingers crossed. It does a decent job of getting small sticks and acorn tops (not the acorns though). There are a lot of little groups of leaves and it does a decent job of picking those up too. I have to say I'm happy with my purchase. It could have been a little cheaper but everything is overpriced these days. Be nice if it could hold more leaves but it's fairly easy to empty. It's easy to push too. Kind of fun actually. I'm gonna need more leaf bags. 6 bags and I only put a dent in whats just the beginning of leaf h e double hockey sticks. Lol, getchya one!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2022 by Robin