In winter, a summer resident has more time to do things that he didn’t have the energy for in the fall.
If you haven’t left for the city yet, now is the time to take stock of your gardening equipment and check its functionality.
It is also necessary to inspect all mechanisms and devices and eliminate any problems.
It is very important to understand that in winter the equipment should be kept in a dry, heated room.
What to look out for
If you find traces of mold on wooden elements, they should be removed at least with a rag soaked in a solution of potassium permanganate.
Next, the tool can be dried and lubricated with drying oil, grease or machine oil.
It is better to update the inventory periodically, and it is better to do this in winter, so that in the spring you do not have to do additional work.
Pruning shears, shovels, rakes, hoes and other tools may not last forever if you use them often.
