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  "title": "Manual Core Aerator",
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  "price": 83.99,
  "currency": "AUD",
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  "category": "lawn-aerator",
  "category_label": "Lawn Aerators & Rollers",
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  "description_short": "A step-on hollow tine aerator that lifts plugs of soil out of compacted lawn, so water, air and feed get down to the roots.",
  "description": "Why core aeration works\n\nFoot traffic, kids and dogs pack lawn soil down hard. Water runs off, roots stay shallow and the grass thins out.\n\nA core aerator fixes that by pulling plugs of soil right out of the ground. The holes let air, water and feed get down to the roots, and the soil around them loosens up.\n\nHow to use it\n\n1. Water the lawn well the day before, or wait for a day or two after good rain.\n2. Stand on the foot plate and push the tines in.\n3. Pull it out and step forward about a hand width.\n4. Work in rows across the lawn. Go over the busiest patches twice.\n\nAfter you aerate\nLeave the plugs to break down, or rake them up.\nIt is a great time to top dress, feed or overseed. Everything drops straight into the holes.\nWater the lawn afterwards.\n\nGood to know\nBest for small home lawns.\nClean the tines and let the tool dry before storing it.",
  "llm_summary": "Manual Core Aerator sold online by Lawn Care Company Australia at AUD 83.99 including GST, delivered across Australia. A step-on hollow tine aerator that lifts plugs of soil out of compacted lawn, so water, air and feed get down to the roots.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "This shop gives you 15 days from delivery to return a standard stock item in its original packaging for an exchange or a refund; you cover the return postage. Your consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply separately to faulty, damaged or misdescribed goods.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Lawn Care Company Australia",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
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  "updated_at": "2026-11-08",
  "description_text": "Why core aeration works Foot traffic, kids and dogs pack lawn soil down hard. Water runs off, roots stay shallow and the grass thins out. A core aerator fixes that by pulling plugs of soil right out of the ground. The holes let air, water and feed get down to the roots, and the soil around them loosens up. How to use it 1. Water the lawn well the day before, or wait for a day or two after good rain.\n2. Stand on the foot plate and push the tines in.\n3. Pull it out and step forward about a hand width.\n4. Work in rows across the lawn. Go over the busiest patches twice. After you aerate\nLeave the plugs to break down, or rake them up.\nIt is a great time to top dress, feed or overseed. Everything drops straight into the holes.\nWater the lawn afterwards. Good to know\nBest for small home lawns.\nClean the tines and let the tool dry before storing it."
}