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on October 13, 2015
I bought this plastic to wrap mattresses before putting them on the curb for the garbage men (required by my city). It's sturdy plastic and seems to be the perfect weight for this job. It folded easily and I could seal it well with duct tape. 25 feet was plenty to wrap 2 twin mattresses and one twin box spring.
on January 18, 2016
This stuff worked great for insulating our covered patio/porch area for the winter by using it to cover over the screen windows. With the wood burning fireplace or space heater going, we can easily reach temps in the mid 60's inside the enclosure while it being in the upper 20s/low 30s outside. Not only can we keep the patio enclosure warm, but we don't have to cover up the windows to do so and it's nice to be able to have natural daylight lighting up the room during the day. Obviously, it also works great as a painting drop cloth which is what I have been using the leftover material for. 25 x 10 ft is a LOT of drop cloth for $10.66 that I paid for it, and 3.5mm thickness is more than thick enough for drop cloth purposes. If you are going to be walking on the drop cloth or sliding a ladder back and forth on the drop cloth, this would be a good thickness to use.
on July 16, 2017
This is much cheaper on here than any local stores. Very good deal, same quality as anything at Home Depot or Lowes. Used it to insulate my poorly insulated apartment windows and to cover up my swamp cooler vent in the winter.
on May 30, 2017
Not happy at first, the sheeting is not clear - but - for the garden it is perfect - the opaque coating on it protects my plants from direct sunlight while still letting enough in to let my plants explode and be happy. Pleased.
on August 9, 2015
I used it as a giant water bed for summer camp and it worked well. I would purchase a thicker plastic next time as it did rip easily, but I had students jumping on it.
on April 9, 2017
This was perfect for our remodel project, thick and strong.
on July 13, 2016
Very long, fairly thick plastic sheet. It's lining the floor of a storage space and doing exactly what we need it to do.
Don't be an idiot like we were though: if using this on the floor, don't put items (especially heavy things like a chest freezer) down on the plastic sheeting and then try to push/slide the item even a little bit. It will, in fact, rip.
Don't be an idiot like we were though: if using this on the floor, don't put items (especially heavy things like a chest freezer) down on the plastic sheeting and then try to push/slide the item even a little bit. It will, in fact, rip.
