Product Safety and Care Guide

Effective Date:September 15, 2026

At Furnilor, we want you to use your lawn mowers and garden products safely and maintain their quality and performance for as long as possible. Since products may have different materials, designs, operating requirements, and maintenance needs, always follow the product-specific instructions provided with each item.

1. General Safety

Before using any lawn mower or garden product:

• Read the product description and all supplied operating, assembly, maintenance, and safety instructions.

• Follow all assembly and operating instructions carefully.

• Make sure all components, guards, and fasteners are properly installed and secured.

• Use products only on suitable surfaces and under the conditions specified by the manufacturer.

• Use each product only for its intended purpose.

• Keep small parts, fasteners, packaging materials, and potentially hazardous components away from children and pets.

• Inspect products regularly for loose parts, damaged components, excessive wear, or other signs of deterioration.

• Stop using a product if it is damaged, unstable, or unsafe.

2. Lawn Mower Safety

When using a lawn mower:

• Read and follow the manufacturer's operating and safety instructions before use.

• Inspect the lawn and remove stones, sticks, toys, and other objects that could be thrown by the mower.

• Keep children, pets, and bystanders at a safe distance while operating the equipment.

• Wear appropriate footwear and suitable protective equipment as recommended by the manufacturer.

• Never place your hands or feet near moving blades or other moving parts.

• Never attempt to clear grass, inspect the blade, or perform maintenance while the mower is running.

• Switch off the mower and disconnect the power source, remove the battery, or disconnect the spark plug, as applicable, before inspection, cleaning, or maintenance.

• Never operate a mower with missing or damaged safety guards.

• Do not operate the mower on slopes or in weather conditions that exceed the manufacturer's recommendations.

• Never leave a running mower unattended.

Always follow the specific safety instructions supplied with your lawn mower.

3. Electric and Battery-Powered Equipment

For electric or battery-powered garden products:

• Use only the batteries, chargers, power sources, and accessories specified by the manufacturer.

• Inspect power cords, plugs, batteries, and connectors before use.

• Do not use equipment with damaged electrical components or exposed wiring.

• Keep electrical components away from water unless the product is specifically rated for the intended conditions.

• Disconnect the equipment from its power source before cleaning or performing maintenance.

• Charge and store batteries according to the manufacturer's instructions.

• Keep batteries away from excessive heat, open flames, and unauthorized handling by children.

• Do not attempt to open, modify, or repair batteries unless expressly permitted by the manufacturer.

If professional servicing is recommended or required, contact a qualified service provider.

4. Gas-Powered Equipment

For gas-powered lawn mowers and garden equipment:

• Refuel outdoors in a well-ventilated area and only when the engine is switched off and sufficiently cool.

• Keep fuel away from sparks, flames, and other ignition sources.

• Never refuel while the engine is running or hot.

• Store fuel in approved containers and in accordance with applicable safety requirements.

• Never operate gasoline-powered equipment in enclosed spaces because engine exhaust can contain carbon monoxide, which is potentially fatal.

• Inspect fuel lines and connections regularly for leaks or damage.

• Follow the manufacturer's instructions for starting, operating, storing, and maintaining the equipment.

5. Cleaning and Maintenance

General maintenance recommendations:

• Always follow the product-specific cleaning and maintenance instructions.

• Switch off the equipment and disconnect its power source before cleaning or maintenance.

• Allow hot components to cool before handling them.

• Remove grass, leaves, dirt, and other debris using a method approved by the manufacturer.

• Avoid excessive moisture unless the product is designed for it.

• Do not use aggressive chemicals, abrasive cleaning materials, or unsuitable cleaning products.

• Inspect blades, fasteners, guards, cables, and other components regularly, where applicable.

• Replace worn or damaged parts only with compatible parts approved or recommended by the manufacturer.

Never bypass safety mechanisms or perform maintenance beyond your level of training.

6. Lawn Mower Blade Care

Lawn mower blades require particular care because they can cause serious injuries.

• Never handle a blade while it is moving.

• Disconnect the appropriate power source before inspecting or cleaning the blade.

• Wear suitable protective gloves when handling blades, following the manufacturer's instructions.

• Do not use a mower with a loose, damaged, cracked, or excessively worn blade.

• Have blade sharpening, balancing, or replacement performed according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

• Ensure all blade guards and safety components are correctly installed before operating the mower again.

If you are unsure how to service a blade safely, seek assistance from a qualified professional.

7. Garden Tools and Accessories

For garden tools and accessories:

• Inspect tools before each use for cracks, loose handles, damaged edges, or other defects.

• Use tools only for their intended purposes.

• Keep sharp edges and cutting components away from children and pets.

• Wear suitable protective equipment when recommended.

• Store tools securely in a dry, appropriate location when not in use.

• Do not use damaged tools or accessories that could cause injury or equipment failure.

8. Outdoor Use and Weather Conditions

Before using a garden product outdoors:

• Confirm that the product is designed for outdoor use.

• Follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding rain, moisture, temperature, and operating conditions.

• Avoid using electrical equipment in wet conditions unless it is specifically designed and approved for such use.

• Do not operate equipment during thunderstorms or other hazardous weather conditions.

• Store products in a suitable location when they are not in use.

• Protect equipment from moisture, extreme temperatures, and environmental conditions that may cause damage.

Do not assume a product is waterproof or weather-resistant unless its specifications expressly state this.

9. Children and Pets

Lawn mowers and garden equipment are not toys.

• Keep children and pets away from operating equipment.

• Store machinery, batteries, fuel, blades, and sharp tools securely and out of children's