Shoppers' Delight: Sprinkler system, blade sharpener and pressure washer

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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A dull blade is more dangerous than a sharp one, whether you're working in the kitchen or yard.

AnySharp Edge's ($24) tungsten carbide tools can restore a sharp edge to almost any tool, even serrated blades. This blade sharpener has no awkward sharpening stones or noisy sharpening discs and grinders.

Spend an afternoon installing the Rain Bird Easy to Install In-Ground Automatic Sprinkler System, and you'll never have to lug hoses around your yard to water the lawn.

The Rain Bird Easy to Install In-Ground Automatic Sprinkler System ($169) can water up to 3,000 square feet with water from any outdoor faucet. The system comes with an all-in-one kit that includes everything needed to install it, such as distribution tubing, fittings, and six professional-grade, pop-up rotary sprinklers. An automatic timer lets homeowners set their desired watering schedule for any days of the week, up to two times a day. Find it at Home Depot, Lowes and Amazon, as well as at the Rain Bird website.

When you've got to tackle a major cleaning job, reach for a pressure washer. Briggs and Stratton pressure washers ($229 and up) come with with POWERflow+ technology, including a high-pressure setting good for tough jobs like deck and concrete cleaning, and a low-pressure mode for delicate surfaces.

Armed with a pressure washer, homeowners can boost soapy water up to 30 feet, clean second-story windows, get rid of hard-to-reach insect nests and clean deck furniture. Briggs & Stratton also made its pressure washer much simpler to use, with a seven-in-one adjustable nozzle, on-demand soap button and fold-down handle for easy storage.

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Shoppers' Delight: Sprinkler system, blade sharpener and pressure washer