Review on 🚧 Brady Hazard Area Boundary Flags by Jason Epstein

DESCRIPTION > Plain marking tape, approximately 1 1/8 inches wide and 150 feet long. > Light-colored, translucent, flexible, waterproof plastic tape. > Slightly textured to help keep it tethered but also easy to remove USES > Traditional use for marking things like marking trees that need to be felled (or not) or branches that need trimming etc. .> > Tasks are usually marked in red, orange or yellow. Items that should be "not touched" are marked in blue or green.> You can use this to mark anything you can tie it to.>> These can be items for sale.>> These can be items that are to be moved (or not move). > You can create walking trails. > You can use it for holiday decorations. > You can use it with costumes, for example, to make grass skirts or to represent teams (e.g. with headbands or armbands). > You can use it for fancy gift ribbons, etc. > You can grab one end and throw it off the roof of a building for long bright switchbacks > You can use it as "barrier tape" (like police), - parking lot" .> Stakes etc. can be used to mark areas for various purposes such as the proposed location of the house, the position of underground pipes or a septic tank.. 400 BRAND NEW 6" EARTHING HOLDERS > With stakes etc. can Mark rows of vegetable plants (before they sprout) so you know where to water and where not to. > You can use them to tie up fragile plants like young vegetable plants, for use --- there's even a dark green variant for that. if needed.> Regular tape sticks well to marking tape, so you can use tape to attach the tape to things. it)---so it's not good as a rope or rope for tying most things. > It doesn't have an adhesive backing, so you can't use it to stick things together. > Click on "Rock" directly below. . Product name to see my other reviews or leave a comment to ask a question.