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Fact #1. Using a wheelbarrow is largely an intuitive process. But that doesn't mean it is impossible to be injured by carelessness or improper use. Or by one that is damaged or defective. There are a few basic steps you can take to ensure that you are never hurt while using it. These will also keep you from inadvertently dumping the bricks, sand, dirt, or brush clippings you're trying to move.
Fact #2. Inspect it periodically. Start with the simplest step. Make sure the tires are properly inflated. A tire with deficient air will not properly support the weight of a load. This will increase its instability and decrease your ability to steer and control the unit. Next you should inspect the handles. Watch for splinters or for loose connections to the body. The final step of an inspection is the nuts and bolts. If they're loose, a real disaster could happen.
Fact #3. If you don't mind getting it a bit dirty, it can serve as a perfect place for mixing small batches of concrete. Prepare the right blend of concrete powder and water inside. Then use it to pour the mixture into the prepared area. You can also shovel the concrete out as needed if pouring is not practical given the circumstances.
Fact #4. A clean one can make a clever and handy way to serve iced beverages at a party. Fill it with cans or bottles of your favorite beer, soda, or other beverages. Then top it off with ice. It can be easily rolled into place at a picnic or BBQ. That will allow for easy access to cold drinks and also bring a bit of eccentric charm to the gathering.
Fact #5. They can also make for a good planter. Simply fill it with soil and then sew seeds or transfer a potted plant or shrub into it. The setup allows you to easy maneuver a plant for ideal sun and rain exposure. Plus, it can help with relocating a larger, heavier plant prior to transplanting.