September 2, 2011 – 3:29 pm
Those preparing for Hurricane Irene went out and bought tarps and other supplies, but because the affects of the storm were mixed, many want to return their unused supplies.
August 25, 2011 – 4:03 pm
Have you ever seen a baseball tarp rolled out onto a field? Watch the video here of the Kansas City Royals’ grounds crew to see how it’s done.
August 17, 2011 – 2:56 pm
Tarps, with water built up on the surface, can attract mosquitoes, which in turn may lay eggs in the folds of the material.
August 17, 2011 – 2:47 pm
Even if you decide to go car camping in the summer, remember to bring a few tarps along.
Truck tarps usually keep all gravel inside a truck bed contained; however, gravel can still escape from other areas, so check your vehicle before it goes on the road.
Because of the recent storms passing through the area, Southern states have a greater need for tarps. Here are some suggestions for storm preparation, including tarps and other emergency supplies.
Rain has disrupted the sports season for one Pennsylvania high school and shows the necessity of athletic tarps.
The recent storm in Wisconsin shows why preparation with tarps and building supplies is necessary for a natural disaster.
When preparing for an emergency, such as an earthquake, have an emergency kit, which should include food, tarps, and a disaster shelter.
Roof tarps protect your home from additional water damage, but the material should not stay up for longer than 90 days, let alone five years.
