1. Place your tools into a container and soak them in white vinegar for 24 hours. 2. After 24 hours you'll notice that the solution has turned brown in color. Discard the used vinegar outside. 3.

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Watering wand. Kneeling pad. Getting your tools is step one. The next step is keeping them organized and in one spot. You can opt for specialty shelves or a gardening shed, but that’s not necessary.