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**Back in stock** HD Blue/Silver 12 ft. × 16 ft. Tarp, 2-pack $29.99 online and $23.79 in-store

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Nov 6, 2012
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Awesome, just in time for the yardwork
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Toronto
Rented a big garbage bin for a full home renovation some years back. Used one of these to cover it from rain to prevent paying for the extra weight. Well recommended.
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Sep 19, 2010
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congenic wrote: I have these tarps and used them for camping. Held up great to heavy rain and kept our tents and walking area dry. Used bungee ball cords from Amazon and some lines.

But I've always wondered, why does the warning label say "Do not use as people shelter, on automobiles or for extended use on any flant painted surfaces"?

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How do you setup a cover using the tarp and the bungee cords? I tried few times and couldn't get it to work properly. Is there a tutorial or instructions you follow?
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Oct 28, 2013
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Not Toronto
mkaymakci wrote: How do you setup a cover using the tarp and the bungee cords? I tried few times and couldn't get it to work properly. Is there a tutorial or instructions you follow?
We use these for camping all the time as extra rain protection over the tents. We use bungee cords and wrap them around trees to secure.

Just googled and found a few articles about how to do it:
https://www.rei.com/blog/camp/tarp-tips ... ing-weight

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Sep 18, 2017
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GVRD
saw a ton of these in stock at Willingdon location in BBY last night.
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Jul 30, 2008
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JackWhite wrote: Spotted yesterday at the 'Taza' Costco SW Calgary. $22.99 in store
Thanks picked up one package.

Still quite lots left at 22.99 there... pretty big size, good camping tarp and good for patio furniture winter cover.
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Sep 8, 2010
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Windsor
couldn't find any in windsor.. whole store looks like it's doing inventory ... is this the essential item thing like wtf?
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StudYork wrote: couldn't find any in windsor.. whole store looks like it's doing inventory ... is this the essential item thing like wtf?
Dude... are you under a rock in Ontario?

Thanks OP! Purchased online. Tarps I have been using for 5 years for winter covering are now deteriorated badly.
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Bidjaan wrote: Dude... are you under a rock in Ontario?

Thanks OP! Purchased online. Tarps I have been using for 5 years for winter covering are now deteriorated badly.
Cool Bidjaan thanks for the helpful informative reply!
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StudYork wrote: Cool Bidjaan thanks for the helpful informative reply!
No problem. Watching or reading the news is informative sometimes.
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Feb 20, 2002
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I want to buy but not use right away. How big is the unopened package? Looks like maybe 2’ x 1.5’ x depth?
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Feb 26, 2016
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Vaughan
Thanks OP. Want to find it in store but non-essential items are not being sold currently in ontario. guess i'll pay the premium.
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Bought one. Who knows why. Damn RFD haha
Thanks OP

I haven't had much luck with the patio covers, so maybe this will be the alternative
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gr33nscr33n wrote: Rented a big garbage bin for a full home renovation some years back. Used one of these to cover it from rain to prevent paying for the extra weight. Well recommended.
Thats an RFD sneaky-smart money saving tactic. I like the cut of your jib!
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Jan 10, 2007
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Abbotsford
People are using this to tarp an RV? Doesn’t that cause trapped moisture issues?
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Sep 13, 2004
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otaknap wrote: Thanks OP. Want to find it in store but non-essential items are not being sold currently in ontario. guess i'll pay the premium.
What were you thinking? Of course you should stay home. For all of our sakes!

If we actually all stayed home for about 3 weeks, we'd get close to 0 infection rate. But this would have to include "essential workers" (unless they use PPE). We haven't had the will to do this so instead we burn for over a year.

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