Thatch Rake, 15-Inch Wide Lawn Thatching Rake for Cleaning Dead Grass,

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Keep Your Garden Health and Neat: Thatch Rake is for cleaning your lawn dead grass, easy remove fallen leaves, dead branches and garden debris and damaging plants to keep your garden have enough air, water, sunlight, nutrients to reach the grass root and make your garden neat and beautiful.
Double Side Steel Tines with Angle Adjustable Function: The Garden Rake with two sides function, one side for cleaning your garden, the other side is for loosening soil; the Thatching Rake head with angle adjustable performance, for each side you can adjust it to your confortable angle for highly efficient work.
Durable Construction and High Quality: Grass rake head tines made and high quality carbon steel with heat treatment with powder coating anti-rust protection, the Lawn rake handle poles make of high quality durable stainless steel for reliability and long-term use.
Easy Assemble and Use: The Lawn Rake is easy assembled and can be disassembled for moving and storage. The handle with four section poles, you can choose your confortable product work length.
Additional Functions: The Lawn Rake with 19 curved carbon steel tines, it can seed, fertilizer and cultivate your lawn

1. What is the purpose of a thatch rake?
A thatch rake is designed to help remove dead grass, moss, and other debris that can build up in your lawn, allowing for better air circulation and water penetration to promote healthy grass growth.

2. How often should I use a thatch rake on my lawn?
It is recommended to use a thatch rake once or twice a year, typically in the spring and fall, to keep your lawn healthy and prevent thatch buildup.

3. Will using a thatch rake harm my grass?
When used properly, a thatch rake should not harm your grass. It is important to follow the instructions provided and be gentle when raking to avoid damaging the grass.

4. Can I use a thatch rake on my newly seeded lawn?
It is not recommended to use a thatch rake on a newly seeded lawn, as the delicate seedlings may be damaged by the raking process. Wait until the grass is established before using a thatch rake.

5. How do I clean and maintain my thatch rake?
After each use, it is important to remove any debris or thatch buildup from the rake tines to keep it in optimal condition. You can also periodically clean the rake with soap and water to remove any built-up dirt or grime.