Every spring, as the snow melts and the rain falls, lawns across the country become flooded. This can pose a serious problem for homeowners with lawnmowers, as the water can damage the engine and prevent the blades from spinning. If your lawn has been flooded, there are a few simple steps you can take to unflood it. First, remove the spark plug and drain any water that has entered the engine. Next, tilt the mower so that the gas tank is above the level of the carburetor, and then use a syringe or turkey baster to remove any water from the tank. Finally, dry off the air filter and reinstall the spark plug. With these simple steps, you can get your lawnmower running again in no time.