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Earl Buchan wrote: > 1. It's Tool Time > Your tools are probably leaning against the wall of your garage or > basement, still caked with the dried-on dirt from the last time you > used them a couple of months ago. Admit it! I'm right aren't I? > Invest a few minutes and your tools will actually be useable next > spring. > > Clean mud and dirt off shovels, forks and trowels at a very minimum. > You can then rub the metal parts with an oily rag. If you've got some > WD-40 handy, that'll work fine. Another tip: professional landscapers > rub the wooden handles with linseed oil to prevent them drying and > cracking. But DO NOT wad up the linseed oil-soaked cloth and toss it aside. Spread it out, outside, so that it will dry completly. This will prevent spontanious combustion that linseed oil soaked rags are known for.
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