Weed whacker explained

Over 10,000 people get injured by a weed whacker each year. Here's how to make sure you're not one of them. Let's get after it. Most weed whackers spin counterclockwise as you can see. So, when you're working with a weed whacker, you want to work right to left. See, it's coming all back towards us. And that way it's throwing it all into the garage. Just use the tip of your string to slowly work your way in. If you go right into a big pile of weeds right away, it's just going to clog it. Clogs it right up. Now, if you just take the tip, you can slowly work your way in. When you're edging, rotate the head 90°. Line it up with your sidewalk and just feather the trigger. If you're throwing dirt, you're going way too hard. Just let the tip of the string do the work. Just like that, you have nice crisp clean lines. When you work around a fence post or deck, whatever the case is, feather the trigger nice and light and let the tip of the string do the work. You want to work right to left. And don't be afraid to kind of manipulate the head of the weed whacker a little bit, too. So, go light. Just like that, you got it. Keep the guard on your weed whacker. It not only protects you, but it also cuts your line. Right here, there's a little blade. Time that you bump your weed whacker on the ground, it deploys more line. And when the line spins around, it gets cut right here. And there you go. That's everything you need to know about a weed whacker. I got more stuff to do. I'll catch you guys later. Peace.