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It’s a cleaner spreader but be ready to see your boots or legs getting dirty. The advantage of this homemade hand tool is that it’s cheap to make, layers nicely, and conserves peat. Also, making this hand tool is a quick process that’ll take about 20 mins. You’ll get the tote for around $11, hardware cloth for about $8, zip ties for approximately $5, and duct tape for about $4. This homemade spreader is awesome if you’re on a tight budget.

The process is that simple! And that’s how you can successfully use your new hand tool to spread Peat Moss and expect to receive appreciation from your lawn in time!.

Once you’re done, give that lawn enough watering to make it easy for Peat Moss to settle in.

Remember you can inflate it with peat moss based on your lawn’s size.

Start spreading it on one side and ensure you overlay every pass by nearly half.

To use this hand tool, dump peat moss in there, put your lid on it, and then shake it (up and down) as you move around the area you want to cover.

It’s vital to know the right way of applying your new hand tool since you’re interacting with it for the first time.

Attach the screen to the bottom side of the tote using zip ties.

Remove the bottom of the 27-gallon tote.

Half-inch chicken wire (to be used as the screen on the bottom of the tote).

Let’s get started! How to Make a DIY Peat Moss Spreader? Materials

This post will guide you on making an exceptional homemade spreader so that you can spread your peat moss all for yourself! However, if you are tight on funds but still need help getting your mulch down, then a roller can help you. Many people hire professionals to spread their peat moss.