NEWS RELEASE

For Immediate Release

(Fort Collins, CO)- Tending a garden can be pricey and time consuming, but in 2006 many Americans are looking for a change. Saving money and reducing noise are the most popular reasons people are trading their gas-guzzling lawn equipment for push or electric alternatives; with gas prices just pennies under 3 dollars per gallon, it couldn’t happen sooner.

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Posted by Terry at 16:01

NEWS RELEASE

For Immediate Release

Sunlawn introduces a ‘reel’ safe mower to reduce backyard injuries to kids and pets

(Fort Collins, CO)- After a few weeks of uninviting weather, a beautiful day will draw children, pets and do-it-yourself gardeners into the yard. But few realize the dangers present when lawnmowers, children and pets are rip-roaring through the grass. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) children, pets and lawn mowers are a dangerous- if not deadly combination. Every year 37,200 emergency room treated injuries are the results of a lawn mower accident and an additional 10,000 lawn equipment injuries involve children.

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Posted by Terry at 09:00

Research suggests switching your old power mower can reduce your grass allergies!

(Fort Collins, Co.)- Millions of people around the globe enjoy the relaxing and therapeutic benefits of gardening- until allergy season. Grass allergies, according to the National Institute of Allergy and Infections Disease, are of the most common allergies 50 million allergy prone Americans suffer from¹. For these people, options may be limited. Either suffer a sniffling, sneezing frenzy or purchase a face mask. However, having to put on a face mask just to mow your lawn can be a little silly and rather embarrassing. With the right equipment, gardening, particularly mowing the lawn no longer needs to be agonizing for allergy sufferers.

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Posted by Terry at 16:10