What if I put in an oil/gas mixture into my lawnmower by mistake?

My son put in an oil/gas mixture into our lawnmower. I use the mixture for my weed eater. Will this ruin the lawnmower? They just put in the mixture yesterday and mowed the grass. When I asked him to mow a section of grass today and he said the lawnmower won’t stay ‘on’. He starts it, but when he tries to engage the blade, it turns off. What should I do?

Dump out whatever gas is in the tank. Put in some fresh gas and force it to run long enough to work it’s way into the carburetor.
The spark plug has become fouled, if it’s fairly new clean it, if it hasn’t been changed in a while, now’s a good time.

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