Spray Cooking Oil on Lawn Mower Blade
When you are cutting grass and the grass is damp, try spraying a little cooking spray on the blades of the lawn mower before starting to cut the grass.. It is amazing the grass doesn't stick to the blades and clump up.
By Kim
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07/19/2007
thanks! I use it every time, I found that when I got the underside of the mower as clean and dry as I could, then used the cooking oil spray on it, now the grass buildup comes off far more easily. Sounds funny to say I now buy a can of cooking oil spray for the garage, but I do!
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Spray Mower With Cooking Spray
When mowing your lawn, spray cooking spray on blade and under deck so the grass won't clog up your mower. This works like a charm and we have a swampy lawn.
I use a mulching mower, not a side shoot. But if using side shoot, spray the inside of shoot as well.
By Beth from Cheboygan, MI
Shared on: 06/06/2011
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