U Do It Reviews – Salcod Leaf Bag is Perfect for the Fall Cleanup

U Do It Reviews – Salcod Leaf Bag is Perfect for the Fall Cleanup

It’s that time of year to rake the leaves. In this U Do It Reviews video, we are using the Salcod Foldable Leaf Bag. The manufacturer sent this to U Do It™️ for review and their timing couldn’t be better.

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Unpacking the Salcod Leaf Bag

The product was twisted and folded into a nice pancake and stored within a pouch. Once I unzipped the pouch it sprung open, so exercise care. Don’t open it in your fine collectables room. I don’t think I’ll get it folded up like the way it was when it shipped.

The product measures 22.5 inches square by 38 inches long. Its features include:
– Spikes to secure it into the ground
– Door with a zipper to close it up
– Handles to carry it
– Lightweight
– 83 gallon capacity (according to my calculations – the product packaging indicates 100 gallons)

Tools Used

The tools used in this video are
Leaf Rake
Lawn Tractor & Dump Cart (optional)

IMPORTANT: Please see my comments under “My Thoughts” below.

Pop Up Leaf Collector with Anchor Stakes, Collapsible Reusable Garden Waste Bag,Heavy-Duty Lawn Leaf Bag for Yard Debris, Grass, and Outdoor Cleanup,38"×24.5"×24.5",100-Gallon,Black
  • Extra-Large Capacity: With dimensions of 38x24.5x24.5 inches and a 100-gallon capacity, this black leaf bag offers ample space to handle large volumes of garden waste. Ideal for leaves, branches, and grass clippings, this bag efficiently manages all your yard cleanup needs.
  • Durable Fabric: Constructed from high-quality polypropylene, this garden bag is both lightweight and robust. It features a waterproof PE coating, making it resistant to water and tears. Perfect for collecting lawn debris, leaves, and grass clippings. Note: Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
  • Innovative Design: Features anchor stakes to secure the bag in place during use, preventing movement while you work. The foldable design saves storage space and allows the bag to spring open instantly when needed. Equipped with sturdy handles and zippers for easy carrying and unloading.

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Raking Leaves

I have my Craftsman LT2000 Lawn Tractor that I’ve been slowly restoring for the last three years. I’m very proud of the restoration progress that I’ve made. Last year, I purchased a used Ohio Steel Tow-Behind Dump Cart for $150 dollars off Facebook Marketplace and it has worked well for me.

I was able to use the cart to transport 3 leaf bags full of leaves at a time. Then, I emptied it out twice into the cart and then placed the loaded bag on top of the leaves in the cart along with my rake. Within a couple of minutes I was back ready to load it up again after dropping them off at the street.

My Thoughts

The product incorrectly lists the volume as 100 gallons. In my opinion, this is a deceptive practice to mislabel a product for something that it is not. I would not be happy if I purchased this only to find out that it was not 100 gallons. Anyone can calculate the volume of the bag based on one gallon, which is 231 cubic inches. So 100 gallons would be 23,100 cubic inches.

Aside from the obvious error in volume, this product worked well for me. I will definitely try to fold it up like a professional. But, I’m also the one who is scared at opening Pillsbury Biscuit containers.

The Salcod Leaf Bag does not get the U Do It Approved stamp of approval due to the incorrectly listed volume.

Video Transcript and Chapters

Video Transcript: It’s that time of year to rake the leaves with U Do It

Unboxing & Setup: U Do It unboxes a foldable pop-up leaf bag sent by Salcod, noting its zippered pouch and compact storage.
Volume Calculation & Dimension Check: John measures the bag 22.5 inches by 22.5 inches by 38 inches and calculates that its real-world volume is roughly 12 to 13.37 cu. ft. approximately 83 gallons rather than the claimed 100 gallons.
Field Demonstration & Raking: He sets up the pop-up bag outdoors and rakes oak and maple leaves directly into it, demonstrating how the open mouth simplifies leaf collection.
Lawn Tractor Transport: John loads the filled leaf bag into his custom lawn tractor utility trailer to transport leaves across his property.
Tractor Troubleshooting Commentary: While hauling, John discusses restoring his Craftsman riding lawn tractor and how a NOCO Genius battery charger solved his starting issues.

Video Chapters

0:00 Unpacking Leaf Bag and Reviewing Features
1:43 Measuring the Volume
2:57 Recalculating the Actual Volume
4:50 Using the leaf bag in the yard
11:56 Unloading the first load into the dump cart
15:28 U Do It – Bigginz Group Therapy track as background music
28:00 My thoughts about my LT2000 lawn tractor

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Music Credits:

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Associated Performer, Featured: Northside Nate
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Producer: No Cheese Records(opens in a new window)
Publisher: Bigginz Publishing(opens in a new window)
Studio Personnel, Mixer, Recording Engineer: Northside Nate

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