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IMEEA Handschaufel Edelstahl Blumenkelle, Kleine Pflanzenschaufel mit Holzgriff Bonsai Werkzeuge
IMEEA Handschaufel Edelstahl Blumenkelle, Kleine Pflanzenschaufel mit Holzgriff Bonsai Werkzeuge
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SKU:0995
Overview
- Durable Stainless Steel Blade for Everyday Gardening
- Smooth Wooden Handle for Comfortable Grip
- Ideal for Digging, Planting & Transplanting
- 13.4-Inch Hand Trowel for Flower Beds & Planters
NOT FOR HEAVY-DUTY EXCAVATION: Avoid using the trowel to pry rocks, break through hard surfaces, or dig aggressively in heavily compacted or rocky soil.
WOODEN HANDLE CARE: Do not soak the wooden handle or leave the tool outdoors in wet conditions. Clean and dry thoroughly after each use.
Please check the overall size and intended use before ordering.
Specifications
Care & Instructions
2. Digging & Planting: Use the blade to loosen workable soil, dig small planting holes, and transplant flowers, herbs, and seedlings. Avoid excessive force on hard or rocky ground.
3. Proper Handling: Hold the wooden handle firmly and use controlled movements when digging. Avoid using the trowel as a pry bar or striking it against hard surfaces.
4. Cleaning: Remove soil after each use. Rinse the metal blade if necessary and wipe dry immediately. Do not soak the wooden handle or place the trowel in the dishwasher.
5. Storage: Store in a clean, dry place away from prolonged moisture exposure. Keep the blade protected when not in use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this garden trowel suitable for planting and transplanting?
A: Yes. It is designed for everyday gardening tasks such as digging small planting holes, loosening soil, and transplanting flowers, herbs, vegetables, and seedlings. It is suitable for garden beds and outdoor planters.
Q: Can this trowel be used in hard or rocky soil?
A: It works best in normal, workable garden soil. For very compacted ground, rocky soil, or heavy excavation, a specialized heavy-duty digging tool may be more appropriate. Avoid using the trowel as a pry bar.
Q: How should I care for the wooden handle?
A: Remove soil after use and dry the tool thoroughly. Avoid soaking the wooden handle, putting the trowel in the dishwasher, or leaving it exposed to rain for extended periods.
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