How soon is too soon to mow the lawn, on a quarantine Sunday?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you've noticed your neighbors routines, you may have a better sense of what time is ok.

I see most of my neighbors out by 8:30. And the ones with little kids I know are up!

Still, 9:00 at earliest.

Everyone on my street has a dog that needs walking. 9 is really fine.

What a nightmare!

[Anonymous]

I would not before 10 on Sunday. Yesterday was warm and dry, you should have mowed then (like my entire block did, some starting at 830).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you've noticed your neighbors routines, you may have a better sense of what time is ok.

I see most of my neighbors out by 8:30. And the ones with little kids I know are up!

Still, 9:00 at earliest.

Everyone on my street has a dog that needs walking. 9 is really fine.

What a nightmare!

We’ll never move to suburbia then! It is kid/dog central. We love it.

[Anonymous]

8am is definitely fine, but 9 if you feel extra considerate. 10am is absurdly late.

[Anonymous]

Am I missing something? How in the world can anyone mow before, like, noon? My lawn is soaked with dew at 9 am. (Unless you live outside the DMV, somewhere with low humidity?)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I missing something? How in the world can anyone mow before, like, noon? My lawn is soaked with dew at 9 am. (Unless you live outside the DMV, somewhere with low humidity?)

This. Please be considerate and mow at least after 11 am. Don’t you think people might to have a cup of coffee and eat outside on a nice weekend morning?

[Anonymous]

10 at the earliest. 11 would be better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I missing something? How in the world can anyone mow before, like, noon? My lawn is soaked with dew at 9 am. (Unless you live outside the DMV, somewhere with low humidity?)

Better nicer mowers can mow damp grass. And lawn services can for sure but they don’t work on weekends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I missing something? How in the world can anyone mow before, like, noon? My lawn is soaked with dew at 9 am. (Unless you live outside the DMV, somewhere with low humidity?)

In July it won’t be like that.

[Anonymous]

9

[Anonymous]

On my street, afternoon mowing would mess up the kids taking naps.

There is no good time really, so any time after 9 is fine.

[Anonymous]

10am on Sunday. I am up at 7 but want to enjoy a little peace and quiet on my Zoom-free day.

[Anonymous]

9 at the earliest, 10 is considerate.

It is Sunday morning. I was the first person up in my house at 9:15. I don't hear any lawn mowers. (Everyone did it yesterday when there was no rain).

[Anonymous]

Local ordinances say 9am.

Always stay within the law, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:On my street, afternoon mowing would mess up the kids taking naps.

There is no good time really, so any time after 9 is fine.

OMG. You can’t be serious. Nobody cares about your toddlers nap. Get a sound machine.