Draper Carbon Steel Heavy Duty Hand Patio Weeder - 125mm Ash Handle

Wipe the blade with a damp cloth to remove any soil or debris. Dry the blade thoroughly before storing.

You can use any light machine oil, or a specialized tool oil. Apply a thin coat to the blade after cleaning and drying.

Use a file or sharpening stone to sharpen the blade. Maintain the original angle of the blade. Always wear safety glasses.

The weeder is suitable for use on most patio surfaces, including stone, concrete, and tile. Avoid applying excessive force that could damage delicate surfaces.

The wooden handle can be treated with linseed oil to maintain its quality and prevent it from drying out. Apply the oil after cleaning and drying the handle.

Warranty information is not available in the product description. Check the product packaging or contact the retailer for warranty details.

Replace the wrist strap. You can buy a replacement wrist strap or use a suitable cord to create a new one.

Store the weeder in a dry place to prevent rust. Consider hanging it or storing it in a tool shed or garage.

Sharpen the blade using a file or sharpening stone. Ensure the blade is dry before sharpening.

Check the ferrule and handle connection. Tighten if possible. If the handle is severely loose, consider replacing it.

Remove rust with a wire brush or steel wool. Apply a rust inhibitor and oil the blade.

Replace the wrist strap. You can find replacement straps or use a suitable cord.