A very sturdy little gadgett..!!

Marley Farley · Apr 6, 2010

:thumb: When I was out visiting a garden centre lat week I treated myself to one of these.. A Grab-O-Saurus..!! It is just brilliant..!! It is very sturdy & is......

is specifically designed to work on any surface, from very rough to super-smooth, because the targeted matter is grabbed from above instead of by traditional methods, all of which involve bending to one degree or another. Grab-O-Saurus saves time and energy and back pain! The unique design of Grab-O-Saurus allows the operator to pick up garden waste ranging from very small items (twigs or leaves) through to large and unwieldy bundles of potentially dangerous hedge or tree clippings (spikes and thorns can now be kept at arm's length) and ultimately on to heavy deposits of plants or produce weighing up to several kilos at a time. Whatever your individual enjoyment in the garden, the one uniting certainty is that everything falls to the ground and somehow must be picked up. Now all gardeners can clean up while standing. Grab-O-Saurus is manufactured in easy-clean polypropylene, is robust yet lightweight. Due to its manifold operating qualities, it can be worked by anybody from 9 to 90. For added strength, it has reinforced teeth, it is recyclable, it is affordable and, quite simply, brilliant!
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If you have back problems like I have or are disabled this is well worth the Â£25.... I had an old type thing just made of plastic that was awkward, but this is great.. Plus it is UK designed & made..!!!!:yho:Just google it & you will get their site.. :wink:

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A very sturdy little gadgett..!!

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Tomato feeds with very low NPK - are they any good?

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