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Mowing the lawn is a chore that most households tackle with regularity. Keeping the grass height down to a manageable level is not only about following city ordinances, it is about taking pride in one's property. Those who want to make their yard truly look nice and well-kept use a string trimmer regularly.

It is a matter of personal preference whether trimming the yard should be done before or after mowing. Some people do it beforehand so that extra clippings will be absorbed by the lawnmower. Others prefer to do it afterwards to catch any stray weeds or blades of grass that could not be reached by the lawnmower. Either way, the use of a string trimmer, also called a weedwacker, is one of the classic finishing touches one can put on lawn care for a more professional look. Here are 5 places the string trimmer should be used in the yard to enhance its look.

Front Walk

The front walk and driveway of a house is something that visitors will see up close every time they come to a house. Concrete walks and driveways tend to crack and have sprouts of weeds or grass grow through the cracks. Use a weedwacker to trim them back regularly. Without using weed killer or insecticide, this is one way to manage growth. Stepping stone walks nestled in the grass also get overgrown and hidden. Use a string trimmer to clear away extra growth so that the stepping stones can be seen, used and appreciated.

Outdoor Furniture

Getting up close to heavy outdoor furniture, such as wrought iron benches or chimineas can be challenging with a lawn mower. This can not only damage the furniture, but dull the blade of the mower as well. Take a moment to cruise by with the weedwacker and nip the blades of grass from around the legs or bases of items that are too heavy to move. Be careful with items made of ceramics, as they may chip if the device gets to close. Hold it a foot away, then creep closer until the desired look is achieved.

Fence Line

Short of running through the fence with heavy machinery, string trimmers are the best bet for stopping the growth of weeds and tall grass along the fence line. Use them on chain link, picket other types that allow growth, but not cutting. The neighbors will be especially appreciative if the side visible from their yard that is technically not their property is trimmed back occasionally as well.

Vehicles

From time to time, people must park their cars on the lawn instead of the driveway. There may be too many drivers for the driveway to accommodate, or perhaps one of the vehicles is a classic car and is set aside for special occasions. Rather than moving the vehicle while doing lawn maintenance, use the weedwacker to eliminate any high grass around it. This eliminates the appearance that the car is in disrepair, and there will not be any patches of grass sticking up when it has been moved.

Garden Edges

For gardens and landscaping that hold plant material, trim back the overgrowth on the edges. This includes ones with finished edges, like bricks and scallops. It also means getting up close to mulch to define where the garden ends and where the lawn begins.

Author is a freelance writer. For more information on weedwacker please visit http://www.echo-usa.com.

Hose Reels – Winter Gardening Ideas

Are you an avid gardener stuck in the middle of a cold and snowy winter? Looking out the window at your beautiful garden covered in snow can be very depressing. Take a break from cold and go do something positive for your garden. Options are limited for winter gardening but there is one thing that can be done year round and that is shopping. Hose reels are the latest innovation for the home garden.

Hose Reels – What are they?

Hose Reels are a cylindrical device around which many types of hoses can be manually or mechanically wound. Most hose reels feature a side-mounted handle for manual winding and unwinding. Some utilize electric, spring or air (pneumatic) power to unwind and wind the hosing with minimum effort. The purpose of hose reels is to keep hoses neat when not in use and kink free when being used. Hoses lying out are a tripping hazard to employees and customers. Hose Reels prevent this danger and also prolong the life of the hose.

Hose Reels – Winding and Unwinding

Hose reels have different winding options. A manual hose reel has no automatic retraction mechanism but is equipped with a hand-turned crank. A motor powers the retraction mechanism in electric, hydraulic and pneumatic hose reels. In a spring reel, an internal spring is used to retract the hose. In some spring hose reels, the spring motor is hermetically sealed to completely isolate it from dirt and moisture. Many Hose Reels come with a latching mechanism that assures positive extension stop and easy retraction at any length. It should be noted that we do not recommend these types of hose reels for home use as they can be dangerous when mixing electricity with water. There are also automatic hose reels which use the power of the water flowing through the hose to self wind. These hose reels do not require any electricity and are the best way to automatically wind up a hose.

Hose reels are manufactured to meet requirements for a variety of applications. Smaller versions are able to house smaller diameter and lighter hosing such as garden hoses. Hose reels used for fire department and construction hoses are built to be larger and more rigid to support the extra length and load. There are certain reels that are utilized solely for transportation and others that are used for transportation and storage. Some hose reels allow the use of the hose while it is still wound up. These hose reels provide easy access and storing efficiency, which is what draws consumers towards them.

For more ideas and gardening information you can visit the gardening blog at http://hose-reels.blogspot.com/ or check out the whole line of cool hose reels at http://www.no-crank.com/

About the Author

Efrat is a writer for Compucall-usa.com.To learn more about Hose Reels please visit:
http://www.no-crank.com

I own a 94 gmc suburban...I need to replace a rear coolant hose, what exactly is this part called?

I had a blow out recently in my 94 gmc suburban 1500
The blow out damaged a rear coolant hose that is connected to the rear ac/heat core. There is two hose that run from the front of the vehicle, one I was able to fix, but there is a metal pressure clamp thing where the other hose is supposed to connect, but it is was broken off . I believe this "t" clamp leads back to the front

what the hell would this part be called???? I cant find it anywhere!

atuo parts store or the dealer will tell you

Wall is bad for business, claim Jalan Pasar Baru shopowners
SHOPOWNERS in Jalan Pasar Baru, off Jalan Pasar in Pudu are not comfortable with a proposed plan to build a 1.2m-high (4ft) wall in front of their shops. They claim that the wall may block the front view of their shops.

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