A person trimming the edge of their lawn using a weed eater - Virrage Images/Shutterstock Looking for a new tool to keep your yard neat and tidy? Weed eaters — also known as weed whackers — may ...

What is the best weed eater? Weeds sprout up in every crevice of your yard, under your fence and along the side of your house, making them difficult to reach — thankfully, a good weed eater can make ...

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If you are thinking about cleaning up your property, you may find yourself looking to purchase a string trimmer (aka weed wacker), which can cut areas not accessible to lawn mowers. Whether you are a ...

Battery string trimmers start up effortlessly, perform quietly, and have zero emissions. Gas string trimmers have endless run times (as long as you refuel). Both styles of these tools remain popular, ...

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Yard work is always easier when your tools can do more than one job. A good string trimmer should handle both edging and trimming with efficiency, and when it’s cordless and lightweight, you can move ...

Those who take pride in a clean, crisp lawn know how important it is to have the right power tools to help you along the way. Although a lawn mower is the most common lawn care tool, you can’t forget ...

Person using a weed whacker to trim their lawn - Antoni M Lubek/Shutterstock Before getting started, it's important to note that whenever restringing is needed, you must first remove the machine's ...

Hedge trimmers are not only for sculpting boxwoods and bonsai but also the tools of choice for trimming back overgrown forsythia, bamboo, or any other flora that’s too tough or abundant to tackle by ...