Next product is this Drill Auger "bit"....Simply attach it to any decent drill and you'll be able to dig holes in any soil type with relative ease....It's very well made, I used it and bought another "just in case"....It also gets:

Source on the auger bit @eddyfree?

@ginx :You can get a similar one from Amazon .Com or Walmart.Com for about $18....$25 for a "combo pack" that has a little larger one included....I bought mine from TEMU for just under $7 each!.....

@EddyFree : I am surprised that $ store cleaning products work that well. It's always great to save money! Thanks!

@Cbear :You can occasionally find some good stuff there as many dollar stores buy overstock or insurance claim stuff and resell it....You can also find this cleaner on Amazon.com for $3.75....I think I paid $1.25 at the (used to be) dolla store....I bought one just on a "whim" along with some other cleaners....Didn't really expect much....Then when I sprayed it on my grill, brown grease started running off with the cleaner while I was still spraying the stream....After a good spray down, it was clean in no time....I'm not impressed easily, especially with products today, but this stuff works and that's why I'm posting about it....Needless to say, I went back the next day and bought me 5 more bottles just in case they stop carrying it as dolla stores tend to do....

As for the "Auger Drill Bit", it's about 18 inches in length and the digging spiral is 1.5 inches wide....It makes "short work" of digging up ground/dirt for small projects....So far, I used it in a grassy area full of roots to dig a 5inch by 5inch hole so I could transplant a potted plant into....You gotta get used to it....I put it on my drill, touched the tip to the ground, then hit the power trigger on the drill and the damn thing went about 12 inches into the ground right away!....Not what I wanted to do, LOL....So I hit the reverse switch on the drill and reversed it out to try again.....Found out that I needed to do short bursts of about 3 or 4 inches into the ground and pull back to loosen the soil....Then keep repeating, even going a little deeper, until all the soil I want removed is loosened....Of course I also was using a hand shovel to remove the loose soil between "augering" actions until the hole was the size I needed...Had two 5inx5in holes dug in less than 15 minutes....And in grass with quite a bit of small roots to deal with....I wish I had this thing a couple of years ago when I had to dig post holes for my backyard wood fence that got blown down....At 18 inches long it wouldn't have dug them deep enough to set the posts but it would have definitely helped start the whole process!...EDIT: Just want to add that the drill end of the bit IS "hex shaped" for superior drill chuck grip...

@EddyFree : I have found some good deals at $Tree. Like you said..it's hit or miss. I'd rather waste $1.25 than $5. LOL!