Yard Tarp Drawstring Poly Multi Purpose Cover Review

Every fall I get tons of leaves, so many my blower can't keep up. This tarp makes it easy to load it up with leaves and then I tow it into the woods. Much better than a normal tarp.

I bought this sandbox cover from the kindergarten where I work. I use it to cover our toddler sandbox and I pull the string as tight as I can to keep it in place. When the sandpit is not in use, you can put other toys in it.

It started to develop small tears when I first used it and it continues to this day. With this tarpaulin I rake up the leaves and then drag them into the surrounding forests. Small sticks and branches in the forest tend to get caught on the tarpaulin and cause small tears.

This isn't the first time I've bought a drawstring tarp. My first tarp lasted many years. I wore holes through them from using them so much. This is a very high quality product. I've used it on leaves, sticks and all kinds of garden debris. If you clean and dry it between uses, you can get a lot out of it.

I am a woman and have used this tarp so many times. The string will come in handy. smart idea. Holes appear with light use, but that's why they make duct tape ;-) You can actually stuff a tarp. Tip: Feed and pull all the corners into one, and then feed, rake and pull. For your health!

I gave it 2 stars because it's a great idea. Works well with one person. BUT my big problem is that the tarpaulin material used is cheap so it looks like ONE use. Worn and full of holes everywhere. It would be great if the company used a more durable tarpaulin. Actually, I would pay a little more for better quality because the concept is useful.

Yard tarpaulin with drawstring and polyester rope in the hem. Utility Case (8.2 x 8.2): I've never been a gardener and didn't know what to expect when I needed to fell a small but very dense tree. This tarp proved surprisingly useful, being full of hardwood and tough branches. The numerous sharp cut ends also caused no punctures. The stretched tarp was easily transported to a large trash can for emptying. And the original cut required minimal cleaning as the tarpaulin contained 95% waste. Good…

This tarp is a great value. Allows you to fill it with a heavy load of leaves and/or garden waste and simply connect the corners to move or drag it to your desired drop point. We bought the same one a few years ago and I made the mistake of dragging it down the cobbled driveway. This caused holes in the tarp to chafe and that's why I just bought a replacement! Carry it around if you can extend the life of the product, but it's cheap enough that replacing it every 5-7 years isn't a big deal…

I chose these for affordability as I initially couldn't justify the cost of proper outdoor furniture covers. However, by the time I covered my furniture outside in less than a year, all those garden tarps had crumbled under the California central coast sun, rainy winters, and high winds. So if you plan on leaving it outside for a long time, it won't last. Also, it was very painful to use plastic zip ties to attach the tarp to the furniture; The drawstrings rarely held up in strong gusts of…