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Tips To Clean, Maintain, And Store Garden Tools

Why is Cleaning Garden Tools Important

You can keep your garden tools looking great, working great, and stop the spread of disease by taking a few minutes to tend to garden tool care

A good, hard spray with a garden hose is enough for daily cleaning, though a dip in a disinfectant now and again helps, too.

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When the day's work is done, bring your tools inside.

Blast Off First Layer Mud and Dirt

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Soak Off Stubborn Second Layer Grime

Baking soda and steel wool are good tools to have in your garden tool cleaning toolbox, too.

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A simple bleach and water solution is a good disinfectant for sanitizing your garden tools

Regular household vinegar is a good disinfecting option, too--it's less caustic and safer around kids and pets.

This sharp and well-maintained edge will make easier work of digging and cutting in this person's garden.

A flat file drawn at a shallow angle is all it takes to keep tools like this garden hoe sharp and in good working condition.

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Be sure to tighten up screws, nuts, and bolts to keep hinging and moving parts in good shape.

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