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| KEEP GARDEN TOOLS TIP TOP WITH WD-40 |
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Though it’s an age-old excuse for a bad workman to blame his tools – poorly maintained garden equipment can hinder even the greenest of fingers.
One of the best ways of maintaining trowels, spades, forks, shears and the like is to apply them regularly with WD-40, Britain’s best loved multi-purpose spray. TV's favourite 'Handy' Andy Kane knows a thing or two when it comes to garden tools.
Says Andy: "Good gardening tools are expensive to replace but if you look after them well, then they can last for years. The answer is to use WD-40, which cleans, lubricates and protects against rust and corrosion".
"After you've dug the garden or trimmed back the hedges, make sure you remove all the loose dirt and muck from your tools and give them a good spray with WD-40. It’s great for cleaning the blades and keeping them sharp whilst lubricating moving parts and preventing them from sticking."
"Follow my check-list every time you've had a good session in the garden to make sure your tools are kept in top condition. |
Spray WD-40 on to:
- Lubricate hinges on pruning shears
- Clean and protect inside the base of wheelbarrows
- Keep hose ends from corroding
- Stop grass sticking to lawnmower blades
- Lubricate rollers and wheels on lawn mowers
- Shift heavy dirt and clay from shovels
- Prevent rakes and hoes from rusting
- Remove build up on hedge trimmers
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| WD-40, the world's number one multi-purpose spray, cleans, protects, lubricates, penetrates and drives out moisture. It’s the most useful spray around for anyone undertaking jobs around the home or garden with over 2000 different uses |
| WD-40 is available from DIY and automotive stores, supermarkets, garage forecourts and all good independent retailers priced from £2.49. |
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