4 Teeth Hand Weeder Tool for Garden | Manganese Steel

Key Features

• Rust-Proof Steel — The head is made of rust-proof manganese steel with an 8 mm (0.31 in) steel bar. It has high impact resistance and tensile strength, and it is not easy to deform or fracture.
• Four-Tine Head — Four teeth loosen soil to the bottom of grass and help with planting vegetables, fruits and flowerpots.
• Narrow-Space Reach — The meniscus-shaped head is built for weeds in corners and narrow spaces, such as wall cracks, hidden corners and mossy stone steps in doorways.
• Hollow Lightweight Design — The hollow design keeps the tool lightweight for weeding and digging in gardens and orchards.

Product Specifications

• Material: Manganese steel
• Steel bar: 8 mm (0.31 in)
• Number of teeth: 4
• Package: 2 weeding tools

What It Is / How It Works

This is a multifunctional hand weeder for garden use, with four teeth on a steel head. The package includes 2 weeding tools. Hand weeders are small garden tools used to pull weeds and loosen soil by hand.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Gardeners who deal with dandelions, crab grass, chicken weed and other common garden weeds are the typical users of a hand weeder. Anyone growing flowers or vegetables in beds, pots or planting holes can use a four-tooth tool to loosen soil. The narrow head suits weeds that grow in wall cracks and stone steps.

How to Use / Care

1. Use the polished, non-stick head on weeds and soil.

How to Choose

Pick the head shape for the spot you are working. A four-tooth head suits loosening soil in beds, pots and planting holes, while the narrow meniscus head suits cracks, corners and stone steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tool made of?
It is made of manganese steel with an 8 mm (0.31 in) steel bar. The steel is rust-proof and has high impact resistance and tensile strength.

How many tools come in the package?
The package includes 2 weeding tools.

Which weeds is it suited to?
It is suited to pry thistle, dandelion, crab grass, chicken weed and common garden weeds.

Can it reach tight spots?
The meniscus-shaped head is suited to corners and narrow spaces, such as wall cracks, hidden corners and mossy stone steps in doorways.