You need a sand block or sand paper to rub it off. The Sand Block is the easiest. You just hold it and rub off the sap. Easy and effective. It is also good to wipe them off and oil with WD 40 or pruner oil after cleaning them. Good pruners will last a life time if cared for properly so it is good you want to get the sap off.
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try using WD 40
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You need a sand block or sand paper to rub it off. The Sand Block is the easiest. You just hold it and rub off the sap. Easy and effective. It is also good to wipe them off and oil with WD 40 or pruner oil after cleaning them. Good pruners will last a life time if cared for properly so it is good you want to get the sap off.
Hello Crazeecat59, I hope the following link helps you get the tree sap from your gardening tools. Thaks for using HOMETALK for solutions :)
https://dengarden.com/cleaning/removepinepitch
Hello Crazeecat; I hope that this link will be helpful to you!! Take Care!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9yCfU-Lbmc
Goo gone or peanut butter. The oil in peanut butter dissolves the gluey sap. Rub the peanut butter on the garden tools and rinse with lukewarm water.
Try pure 100% acetone.
Thanks for the Info.
How to remove tree sap when it is stuck between the garden scissors
Here's a helpful Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2y78ZGBxb4