What to do with a 30 foot pool liner??
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We have a 30 ft pool liner that was purchased a couple years ago, but then we got rid of the pool. Any ideas of what to do with it if I cant sell it??
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Are you talking about that heavy sheet vinyl? We got a scrap of it from a friend that worked for a pool company and it is invaluable! My guys use it as a tarp, drop cloth to protect yard and/or driveway. Cut it to 8'x12' size (or whatever size you need) and roll it up or fold it. It would be great to cover wood pile from snow; cut a piece to size and use to cover windshield & back window in winter (glue on magnets to attach to car)...all sorts of uses! Cut long strips and give to neighbor kids for water slides in summer! Hubby worked for major tire company and became hit of neighborhood the week he came home with truck inner tubes for all the kids that lived on our lake.
Jeanette S
on May 20, 2013
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Also you can put in down in the fall in an area where you want to have a flower bed or veggie garden and it will kill all the grass without using chemicals.Of course, you would cut to size needed!!
Judith F
on May 20, 2013
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I agree with both ladies! You've got some Blue Gold!
Sia@South 47th
on May 20, 2013
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definitely use as a tarp. I use a tarp when it's time to rake leaves so I don't have to rake them back to the compost bin.
Becky P
on May 20, 2013
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If you have children and a hill.... spread it out and put the water hose at the top...great fun! You might even be tempted to slide down it. :)
Cyndi Moore Tippett
on May 20, 2013
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Use it to cover fire wood, kill grass for a garden, paint furniture on it, cut hair, as a cover guard for winter garden. The uses are endless! I have one I spread out in the middle of the yard and paint on it, I have also dragged it in the house and used it to paint on, and when we dry walled I put it down.
Sherrie
on May 20, 2013
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Make a green house with it. You will be able to reap some beautiful vegetation from an upcycled piece of plastic! Best wishes
AnnHeineck
on May 21, 2013
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I would use part of it as a pond/ fountain liner.
Tonya H
on May 21, 2013
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Some great answers guys!! Will definitely be trying some of them!!
Kayren Johnson
on May 26, 2013
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that would be my answer!!! : )
Jo Buss
on May 26, 2013
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