Product Details

An air gill bag of a debris collection and disposal system (or lawn care leaf and debris collection system) for receiving leaves, yard debris and other types of suitable debris for containment for subsequent disposal. The air gill bag comprises an elongated plastic bag body which includes an open prefigured neck, a closed bottom, a plurality of air gill cut strips, and a plurality of strength strips. In the preferred embodiment, the air gill cut strips and the strength strips form columns of perforated and non-perforated surface material. Such a configuration allows the propelled air directed into the bag to be ventilated through the cut strips and debris directed into the bag to be trapped, with the bag still retaining much of its durability and tear resistance despite presence of extensive perforations. The air gill bag is typically attached to the vacuum forced air outlet of a machine blower using a dual attachment strap.