Sharpen mulching blades annually (at least every other year). Thatch comes from dead roots, crowns, and runners—not grass blades, which are mostly water. Mow high and frequently; clippings decompose quickly and don't contribute to thatch.
Grass sticking under the deck usually means mowing too low, too infrequently, or when grass is wet—not a dull blade. Raise the deck, mow often, and avoid cutting wet grass.
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