1. Battery operated cordless lawn mowers are really making headway in the market. As people become more energy-conscious, these common-sense, easily maintained lawn mowers are a more attractive option than the gas powered mower.

2. Many electric lawnmowers mow paths a bit more narrow than a standard gas powered lawnmower. While this forces a bit more walking, the lighter design and easier handling mean less labor overall.

3. Small engines not your forte? We understand. Make things easier on yourself by giving a cordless electric lawn mower a shot. No gas, oil, tune ups, or loud noises. Just a gentle electric purr and the sounds of cutting grass.

4.Depending on the time of year, rainfall, and how often you can mow, you may want to adjust the height of your blades. This is done as easily with electric lawn mowers as it is with traditional mowers.

5.One of the main drawbacks of owning a lawn mower is not actually the maintenance (though that can be a drag) but rather storing the thing.Electric lawn mowers are generally smaller and lighter, so you have more room for golf clubs and bikes.

6. Cordless and corded electric lawn mowers come in models with and without bags. If you mow often, just leave the clippings to decompose. Otherwise, toss the clippings in a compost pile or yard waste bag.

7. The cutting mechanisms of electric lawn mowers are as good, and often more sophisticated, than those found in gas lawn mowers. That's because gas relies much more on brute force. Electric lawn mowers have precise,very sharp blades for more efficient operation.

8. Premium battery powered lawn mowers can run up to 45 minutes on a single charge with a battery life span of about 500 charges. That's a lot of mowing.

9.A benefit often seen in battery powered and electric lawn mowers is large wheels. This makes pushing and maneuvering even easier given the already lightweight design.

10. Perhaps the greatest joy of mowing your lawn with an electric lawn mower is doing it in silence.They'll have nothing to scowl at now that you're not waking them up anymore...