Kent & Stowe Scarifying Rake - Long Handle - Silver

Generally, scarify your lawn once or twice a year, typically in spring or fall, to remove thatch and promote healthy growth.

Thatch is a layer of dead grass, stems, and roots that accumulates between the soil surface and the green blades of grass. It can prevent water, air, and nutrients from reaching the soil.

Yes, the scarifying rake can be used on most types of grass. However, avoid excessive use on delicate grasses.

Use a metal file to sharpen the tines. Be careful and wear gloves.

FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council) certification ensures that the wood comes from responsibly managed forests.

The rake is 155cm long.

Store the rake in a dry place to prevent rust on the tines and to protect the wooden handle.

The handle is designed for durability; however, it is possible to replace if necessary. Consult Kent & Stowe customer service for replacement options.

Ensure the tines are sharp. If dull, consider sharpening them or replacing the rake. Apply more pressure and work in overlapping rows.

Check the lawn conditions, ensure the ground is not overly wet, and adjust your posture and grip for better control.

Clean the tines with rust remover and a fine steel wool. Dry thoroughly and store the rake in a dry place.