Electric mowers are much kinder to our air

Electric lawn mowers have no exhaust emissions and don't require a gas can susceptible to evaporation and spillage Electric mowers eliminate the cost of oil changes, spark plugs, air filters and tune-ups. In terms of energy cost, electric mowers use only about $5 worth of electricity each year - a significant savings when compared to the amount of money spent on fuel for a gas-powered mower.

For lawn fanatics, lawn mowing doesn't have to be quite the chore with the new EasyTOOL^TM Electric Mower. This powerful electric mower is easy to cuts through thick grass with it 1800W motor and is easy to maneuver with it lightweight design. The large 55 liter collection bag saves you time and energy.

Easy to start with a turn of a switch with no fumes or pollution. I recommend this electric lawn mower because:

• 8 adjustable cutting levels from 1' to 3"
• Large 55 liter collection bag
• No fumes, no gasoline, no pollution

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According to an EPA report, lawn-and-garden equipment accounts for 5 percent of all ozone-forming emissions. The same report concludes that one hour of lawn mower usage produces as much air pollution as driving a car 20 miles. Emissions and spills from gas containers and tanks also contribute to soil and air pollution. According to the California Air Resources Board, portable gas containers account for about 87 tons per day of smog-forming reactive organic gasses which are equal to the heat-trapping emissions from about 1 million cars in California alone.