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Run Your Mower Out of Gas Before Storing
If you have a gas lawn mower, every time you use it, before storing it, make sure the mower runs out of gas. You'll stop the carburetor from gumming up. Also, they make a fuel additive for lawn mowers, that helps clean the carburetor.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 07/01/2008 | 0 Feedback(s)
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The Well-Equipped Garden Shed: 10 Essential Tools
By Ellen Brown
Gardening tasks are a lot easier to accomplish when you are using the right tool for the job. However, with so many tools and gadgets on the market, it can be confusing to know which ones are really worth your hard earned cash Here are 10 tools every gardener with a garden shed should have.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 06/18/2008 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Keep Garden Tools in Oiled Sand
Those old, rusty, should-have-taken-care-of-them gardening tools you used last year stand a fighting chance this season with this ingenious storage solution. Instead of tossing them just anywhere once you're done digging and planting, empty a quart of motor oil into a bucket of sand and mix thoroughly.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 06/11/2008 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Oily Sand For Garden Tool Maintenance
Sink an old metal bucket into the soil and fill it with sand. Get some some old sump oil from your motor mechanic and pour it into the bucket saturating the sand.wooden handle is joined to the garden tool.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 01/10/2008 | 3 Feedback(s)
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Removing Rust From Tools
How do you remove rust from metal tools? Tips from the ThriftyFun community. Here's a sharp idea: remove rust from household tools by using Morton's Salt and 1 tablespoon lemon juice.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 09/27/2007 | 2 Feedback(s)
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Preventing Rust and Maintaining Your Garden Tools
Here's a list of tips to help keep your garden tools in good condition.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 04/19/2007 | 2 Feedback(s)
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Saving Money on Garden Supplies and Equipment
Here are some money saving tips on gardening equipment and supplies from the ThriftyFun community. Post your own here.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 04/05/2007 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Easy to Clean Garden Tools
Spray your garden tools with a little cooking oil or WD-40 and they will be very easy to clean when you are done gardening.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 03/08/2007 | 1 Feedback(s)
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A Toy Wagon for Garden Tools
Keep an eye out for an old toy wagon at garage sales. They can be useful for pulling around your garden tools and keeping them together. Even a rusty wagon will do the trick. Sand down the rust, repaint and it will look great in your yard.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 03/07/2007 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Use for an Old Golf Bag
Use an old golf bag as a tote to help lug your garden tools out to your garden.
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