Mow A Lawn

Throughout the residential districts, the cleanliness of a yard can say much about the owner. If the yard is not held up to par, it makes the owner look irresponsible and extremely lazy. This is especially true when the grass is not kept at a reasonable height. In order to maintain a desirable image, the lawn must be mowed. The best way to mow a lawn is to prepare the yard, execute the mow, and finalize the details. The perfect mow always begins by preparing the lawn mower along with the rider and removing any obstacles from the yard. The rider of the lawn mower must wear safety goggles, old clothing, and either work boots or old tennis shoes. A bandana or safety mask may also be worn to keep from inhaling dust. When mounting the lawn mower, the rider should check the gas
Soon after, the yard needs to be weed eated around the edges of buildings, concrete driveways, poles, trees, bushes, and sidewalks. To weed eat, goggles and the clothes worn during the mow should be left on and caution should be taken to what you weed eat and where the debris is sent from the weed eater. The user must also check that there is an ample amount of gas in the weed eater. If there is not, gas from a small red gas canister must be inserted in the gas valve. After weed eating, edging must be done around any concrete slabs including sidewalks, patios, and driveways. Edging is done to prohibit grass and weeds from covering the concrete and to make a nice clean, even edge around the concrete. Like with the weed eater, the user must be careful to not harm him or her self and check the gas level before use. Finally, the lawn worker is ready to clean off by taking off shoes and socks outside to prevent any grass from entering the house and subsequently taking a shower to remove any dust, dirt, or grass from any exposed