Hoes & Scrapers

FAQs

• What are hoes and scrapers used for?

  Hoes are a tool that's used for weed removal. The tool is shaped so users can cut weeds and pull them up from the ground.

  Scrapers are sharp, flat blades used to scrape grime and debris off surfaces. 

• How do you use a hoe tool effectively?

  This all depends on the type of hoe you’re using. Most gardeners and groundskeepers use dutch hoes. 

  To use a dutch hoe effectively:

  • Wait until soil is dry before cutting weeds
  • Push the hoe into the ground at a 45° angle
  • Pull upwards to slice the weed and remove it completely
• Are your scrapers suitable for removing tough debris?

  Of course! We stock scrapers suitable for various tough removal tasks, including ice and dried oil.

• What materials are your scrapers and hoes made from?

  We stock a variety of scrapers and hoes made from high-quality materials.

  Handles are either made from hardwood or fibreglass, while scraper blades and hoe heads are made from steel.

• Do you offer heavy-duty scrapers for industrial cleaning?

  Absolutely! You can find heavy-duty floor scrapers suitable for warehouses and outdoor worksites in our street cleansing range. 

  You’ll also find brooms, litter pickers, and shovels for all your industrial cleaning needs. 

• Are the hoes suitable for removing weeds and soil build-up?

  Hoes are one of the most effective gardening tools for tackling weeds and soil build-up.

  They can be easily pushed into the soil to pull out weeds or break up soil and mud piles.

• What’s the difference between a garden hoe and a floor scraper?

  Garden hoes are tools with shaped heads, used to dig into loose, uneven soil and the ground. 

  Floor scrapers are flat and most commonly used on flatter surfaces, like pavements and indoor concrete. 

• Can these tools be used for street cleaning and outdoor maintenance?

  All of the hoes and scrapers we stock can be used for both street cleaning and outdoor maintenance tasks. 

  Suitable uses include:

  • Clearing weeds from commercial lawns and curb appeal.
  • Clearing small, scattered debris from construction worksites.
  • Scraping dried substances like paint or chewing gum from pathways.