Scotts Whirl Hand-Powered Spreader for Grass Seed, Fertilizer, Salt, Ice Melt, Handheld Spreader Holds up to 1,500 sq. ft. Product

I just gotta say, this Scotts Turf Builder EdgeGuard DLX Spreader is a game-changer for anyone dealing with lawn maintenance. It's like a magic wand for your yard, making spreading seed, fertilizer, salt, or ice melt a breeze. With a capacity of up to 15,000 sq.ft., you can cover a huge area in no time.I love how easy it is to use, and the EdgeGuard feature is a total lifesaver – no more worrying about spreading product where you don't want it. The quality is top-notch, sturdy and reliable. Plus, the adjustable settings give you full control.Honestly, I can't recommend this spreader enough. It's perfect for keeping your lawn in tip-top shape without all the hassle. Say goodbye to uneven coverage and hello to a lush, healthy lawn with this bad boy.

Love that it comes already assembled and all I had to do was raise the handle and tighten it into place. Works very well. Super easy to use. Set the dials to the required or desired settings, dump in the feed, seed, weed killer, salt, etc and go. I'm only 5'1" so its comfortable to push doesn't kill my back. Has a large spray pattern so not as much walking as I thought I would have to. Sprays out fairly evenly and dont have to walk super slow but at a steady pace.Can hold an entire 20lb bag of weed and seed. Easy to clean. Spray down and wipe or air dry. Excellent quality, value, and durability. I recommend if you're needing a spreader for any reason!

This replaces my old Scott broadcast spreader and comes with an edge blocker easily turned on and off that's a new improvement, as is a much easier dial to set and use. I did find that, like the old spreader, it is driven by gravity, and pours out a lot faster when the hopper is full than when it is down to 1/4. So I'd suggest setting the flow rate less than recommended on your fertilizer package to start, and dialing it open more as the weight of the fertilizer in the hopper decreases. Also, like the old one, if you get a chunck of fertilizer stuck in the outlet so that it jams it open, your fertilizer can pour out continuously, even when you're not squeezing the outlet handle, but for the most part I'm happy with it. It arrives assembled in a large carton, and you only have to unfold the handle. There was no paperwork included, but that might be because the box arrived almost gaping completely open on one side. I'm used to squeezing the applicator handle with the right hand, which is how most spreaders work and found the left hand requirement for squeezing it awkward. This is a much better spreader than I was able to find in local home improvement stores, so I'd recommend it.

The Scotts Turf Builder EdgeGuard Mini Broadcast Spreader is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to keep their lawn healthy and lush. It holds enough product to cover up to 5,000 sq. ft., making it ideal for small to medium-sized lawns. I love the EdgeGuard feature, which helps prevent product from spilling onto driveways, sidewalks, or flower beds.The design is compact and easy to maneuver, and assembly was straightforward. It spreads fertilizer and seeds evenly, ensuring my lawn gets the care it needs. The comfortable handle makes pushing it around simple, and cleanup is quick and easy.Highly recommend it for anyone who wants a hassle-free, efficient spreading experience!

Way better design than the one I had. The rate of spread/spray control is an easily visible dial. Also has an inbuilt device to allow for edge spraying, giving better control of the flow. Much lighter than my old version. Some very simple assembly instructions. You won't need that IKEA degree.

Nice price bet nice product

Perfect for lawn useeasy to adjust settings for various itemsworks great with rock saltdurable plasticwheel design with no problems through heavy grassgood deal

It sucks Scotts updated the wheels now and this should've been done from the start. I purchased a mini 2 years ago that had the old style wheels where fertilizer would build up on the inside of the wheels. I had to make covers out of cardboard and tape onto the wheels. Yes it's horrible to push around but it's better than dropping clumps of fertilizer in single areas and destroying your grass.Other than that it's a great spreader but I still prefer using the Scotts spreader my dad gave me almost 20 years ago (Easily 30 years old spreader) -- This spreader is a beast just put a little 10WD40 on the metal rod the wheels are connected to.