Lady Mower
It's much safer to mow your lawn by hand.
Hazards most often associated with riding equipment are blade contact and loss of stability. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that 37,000 consumer injuries related to riding mower incidents were treated annually in hospital emergency rooms during 2003-2005.
SAFE OPERATING PRACTICES FOR RIDE-ON MOWERS
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10 comments:
Our landlord uses an old-fashioned hand mower for our yard. It's both greener and safer. Great post!
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Great post Mary. We alternate between a push mower and an electric mower...Hubby likes the exercise of the push mower and I have read it is better for the grass..Michelle
I'm getting goats.
I'm getting goats.
I'm getting goats.
Mow the lawn by hand if it's small, if it's a huge lawn..*pulls.hair.out*
Safe practice should be alright :)
I've received the postcard!! Thanks!!
I love your header. I wish I'd been paying attention when you were sending out post cards!
AND, this is the kind of lawn mower we have, and the kind I grew up with. Less maintenance, easier on the planet, and good exercise for the body!
i love green..
statistics have proved there is one fatality every 100 years due to a person dying because he or she haad no lawn at all...can't eat the stuff, have to keep watering it and then blamby what happens then??????it GROWS SOME MORE....then what? you need to mow it except for that one person who dies because he doesn't have a lawn every 100 years...yes he dies over and over again every hundred years
MWM uses a flymo, the lawn isn't big enough for a ride on otherwise I'm sure he'd have one! LOL
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