Use a sponge or towel to remove debris of from the handle or button. The tooltips are waterproof and can be removed and cleaned by running under water. Avoid submerging your tool underwater to prevent damage to the internal hardware. If your tool does get submerged, hang the tool so that the water exits the handle.

Remove by inserting thumb to detach the hook & loop. Avoid pulling before release to prevent liner damage and extend cover lifespan Machine or hand-wash in cool to warm water with gentle detergent; tumble dry on low heat or no heat with non-linting fabric, or hang dry Do not use hot water, bleach or iron With proper care they are designed to be long-lasting. Replace with new covers when degraded

How it Works

Step 1 - Secure Covers

Remove your wrist strap from the packaging and attach it to your Leaf Sweep. Slide your covers on straight all the way to the handle. The seams and tags go on the sides for best cleaning and appearance. Press to secure.

Step 2 - Lock & Unlock

Lock and unlock your Leaf Sweep by compressing the handles together on the grip while you push the green button on the base against any surface. The arms must be held together to lock/unlock.

Step 3 - Clean Leaves

Use your Leaf Sweep to clean two ways: as a wad or a tong. Wipe using the flat sides of the covers, or, to clean or treat both sides of leaves, grip them between tooltips and pull away. Apply variable pressure as needed depending on the leaf type.

Step 4 - Treat & Condition

For optimal cleaning, treating or conditioning, use with water or solutions by spraying your leaves or your covers directly. The tooltips are also waterproof and can be dipped into liquid.

For enhanced dry dusting, try Leaf Sweep Dusting Covers.

Step 5 - Rotate When Dirty

Take advantage of all four cleaning surfaces on your Leaf Sweep by rotating the tooltips and flipping over the device. To rotate the tooltip, pull it away from the handle, swivel and release.

Step 6 - Use as a Wand

To target specific areas for cleaning and scrubbing, remove one tooltip to create a narrower point on your cleaning wand. Open your Leaf Sweep and hold the handle on the grip, then pull the tooltip gently until it releases. Reinsert after use.

Step 7 - Cover Removal & Washing

Wash or replace covers when dirty or after disease treatment. To remove, slide thumb under base of cover and lift away to release the hook-and-loop. Rotate and repeat for each cover then slide off once detached.

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Avoid removing the cover by pulling from the end without releasing first as it will damage the loop liner and shorten the cover's lifespan

Step 8 - Stow & Transport

The Leaf Sweep is ultra lightweight for extended use and portability. Keep it around your wrist, tuck it in a pocket or clip it on a toolbelt for transport. Hang from it's strap for storage.

Care Instructions

Leaf Sweep™

Use a sponge or towel to remove debris of from the handle or button.
The tooltips are waterproof and can be removed and cleaned by running under water.
Avoid submerging your tool underwater to prevent damage to the internal hardware. If your tool does get submerged, hang the tool so that the water exits the handle.

Leaf Sweep™ Covers

Remove by inserting thumb to detach the hook & loop. Avoid pulling before release to prevent liner damage and extend cover lifespan
Machine or hand-wash in cool to warm water with gentle detergent; tumble dry on low heat or no heat with non-linting fabric, or hang dry
Do not use hot water, bleach or iron
With proper care they are designed to be long-lasting. Replace with new covers when degraded