Hedge Shears - 20 Inch

These hedge shears are designed for trimming hedges and shrubs. For thicker branches, a lopper or pruning saw would be more appropriate.

It's best to clean the blades after each use to remove plant residue and prevent sap buildup. This also helps in preventing rust.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blades after use, occasional lubrication of the pivot and blades, and storing them in a dry place. Sharpening may be needed periodically.

Yes, the rust-resistant coating helps protect the blades. However, it is still recommended to dry and oil the blades after use if they have been exposed to moisture.

Please refer to the product packaging or the retailer's website for specific warranty information, as warranty details can vary.

The anti-slip material is designed for durability. Regular cleaning will help maintain their grip. Avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals that could degrade the material.

Ensure blades are clean and free of sap or debris. Apply a light lubricant to the pivot point and blades. Check for any visible damage or misalignment.

The blades may be dull. Use a sharpening stone or file to hone the cutting edges. Ensure you are using the correct cutting technique for the plant material.

Check the pivot bolt. If it is loose, tighten it carefully. Do not overtighten, as this can impede blade movement.

Clean the blades thoroughly with a soft brush or cloth. Apply a rust remover if necessary, then coat with a light oil for protection. Store in a dry environment.