What else can a scraper be used for?
What are some other uses for scrapers? |
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Work in the garden |
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When cleaning out a chicken coop or pigeon loft, a floor scraper is a useful tool for getting rid of caked-on manure. | |||
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Instead of investing in an edging tool, if you’ve already got a floor scraper, you can use this to edge your lawn. | |||
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Floor scrapers are also good at loosening weeds that are growing between paving stones, making them easier to remove | |||
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Wall scrapers are effective at removing paint from doors and window frames. | |||
Odd jobs in the kitchen |
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Wall scrapers are very effective at removing baked-on grease from dirty ovens.
Apply a paste made up of bicarbonate of soda and water to the inside of your oven, leave it for an hour to work and then use a scraper to remove the paste. After wiping with a damp cloth, your oven will be squeaky clean! |
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Using a short-handled scraper to remove hard sections of ice from the bottom of a freezer can help to quicken the defrosting process. | |||
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Scrapers can also be used to tackle stubborn grease on barbeques. | |||
Work on the roof |
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Using a heavy-duty floor scraper with a heat gun is an effective way of removing felt that is glued rather than nailed down to a flat roof. | |||
