Weed eaters are a great and (in my opinion) an essential tool for homeowners who want to keep their lawn in great shape. However, if you don’t change the string regularly (or correctly) this essential tool will sit idle and simply take up space in your garage. Today, I’m going to explain how to put string in a weed eater. I’ll also cover details about string shape and diameter. Finally, I’ll share my best tips – things I’ve learned from years of using this type of tool on my own property.

Lawn mower blades are the part of your mower that cuts the grass, so the type of blade you choose is a big decision that impacts your mower’s performance. Mulching and regular blades are the most common types, and there are some key differences between them. Keep scrolling to find my mulching blade vs regular blade comparison.

Choosing the best pull behind spreader will allow you to save time while fertilizing or seeding your lawn. Not only can a spreader save you time and effort, but it also helps to ensure that the product is evenly distributed, saving you money. For large properties, a towable lawn spreader is a must, and today I’ll share my favorite model, and tell you why I think it will work well for you.

Some homeowners who want to save time while overseeding will choose to rent a slice seeder instead of dethatching, aerating, and overseeding their lawns (which is more work and more expensive). In this article, we will explore how slice seeders work, the best practices for their use, how much you can expect to pay to rent a slice seeder, and tips for success when seeding your lawn with a slice seeder or slit seeder.

For many, curb appeal is a key ingredient in the pride of homeownership. And caring for your lawn is a big part of helping your property stand out and look great to neighbors and friends. While different products can be used for your lawn, investing in a good fertilizer spreader to apply those products is something almost every homeowner will want to do. And if you’re in the market for the best drop spreader, then I’m here to help you choose a reliable model that will match your budget, and hold up to regular use.

Whether you’re a new homeowner or are tackling a more involved and specialized lawn renovation project, you might be thinking of renting lawn care equipment. But there’s a lot to know about what types of equipment you can (and should) rent, and how you might be able to save some money on your lawn equipment rental.

I’ll cover everything you need to know in this article, including what to rent, what to skip, and how to save some of your hard earned cash.

If you hate raking up leaves in the autumn and grass clippings in the spring and summer, think about investing in a push lawn sweeper. A good push lawn sweeper will help you gather and clean up all the leaves, grass cuttings, and acorns on your lawn in short order. However, all sweepers are not created equal. In this article, I’ll explain how to best use a lawn sweeper on your property, and what to look for when buying one.