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		6 SIGNS YOUR LAWN MOWER BLADE NEEDS SHARPENING A sharp lawn mower blade makes all the difference when it comes to a clean, healthy-looking yard. If your lawn looks a little rough after mowing, your blade might be overdue for some maintenance. Here are six telltale signs it's time to sharpen up. UNEVEN OR PATCHY CUT If your lawn looks uneven after a mow, even when you're using the same height setting, your blade might be dull or damaged. You might also notice areas where the mower has scalped the grass, exposing the soil underneath. That usually means the blade isn’t cutting cleanly and needs sharpening. TORN OR FRAYED GRASS TIPS Take a closer look at your grass after mowing. If the tips look shredded, torn, or brown instead of cleanly cut, your blade is likely too dull. Torn grass not only looks bad but can also stress the lawn and make it more vulnerable to disease. FASTER FUEL CONSUMPTION A dull blade makes the mower work harder, which can burn through gas more quickly than usual. If you're filling up more often without mowing any extra ground, your blade could be the reason. Sharpening the blade helps your mower run more efficiently and saves fuel. EXTRA EFFORT WHEN MOWING If it feels like you're pushing harder than usual or making multiple passes just to get an even cut, the blade might be the problem. A sharp blade slices cleanly and quickly, while a dull one can slow you down and make mowing more of a workout than it should be. GRASS LOOKS DULL OR DISCOLORED AFTER MOWING After mowing, your lawn should look vibrant and green. If it looks gray, yellow, or generally dull, your blade may be tearing the grass instead of cutting it. This type of damage can take away that fresh-cut look and leave your yard looking tired. VISIBLE DAMAGE TO THE BLADE It’s always a good idea to inspect your blade regularly. If you notice nicks, bends, or rust, it’s time for a tune-up. Even small imperfections can impact how the blade performs, and letting it go too long can lead to more serious problems for your lawn and mower. Regularly sharpening your mower blade keeps your lawn healthier, your mower running better, and your weekends a whole lot easier. A good rule of thumb is to sharpen the blade at least once a month during mowing season, or sooner if you spot any of the signs above. A little maintenance goes a long way toward a greener, cleaner lawn.   12 Alternatives to a Traditional Grass Lawn—and Why You Should Consider Making the Switch   Grass lawns can be difficult on the environment. We're sharing several eco-friendly lawn alternatives that require little to no water, weeding, fertilizer, or pesticides.								DID YOU KNOW?         11,000 homes are sold every day in the US       12766 Mockingbird Lane

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