What gutter guard is best for long pine needles? The plastic type with a mesh fabric glued to the underside fell apart putting needles
1467322
We just have the sample and have not installed it yet but expect to get the Leafsout brand when we some help to install it or I decide to try it myself. It is aluminum and stainless steel and the mesh doesn't look like anything except water can get through it.
127497
Sorry, but I don't have the answer to your question ... just a guess. How about spraying with Static Guard?
155208
I use this wrap to deter wild rabbits from chewing our young fruit trees in our pasture. It works when multiple layers are wrapped. I don't think that would stand up to deer rubbing. For that I would suggest to use heavy duty burlap tree wrap.
992246
You could try and contact the company. I bought mine in lowes when I went there for canopy they are the ones to give me the Infor to google it.! Good luck
2052156
That small mesh should work well. As soon as canning season is over I am going to place the webbing in the overhead of my carport and sheds. By hanging it on strings I can keep the birds from building in the overhead.
1288587
Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
703446
get the 156 inch. if too long you can tape it up underneath on the ends. better safe...
824924
I use an inexpensive, round opening, black one. Look for one that has a notch (usually near the handle) to help crimp the edge of leaf bag in place. To keep it from tipping over as I work, I put a couple of rocks in the bottom. However, I think one on wheels would be ideal, and I'm looking into something of that sort for the future.
1398208
It lets you blowout gutters and gets them clean. If you have gunk in them, it may tale a few passes. Also, it is difficult to get to really high gutters. Compacted Pine needles can also be difficult to move.
1282052
You can try epoxy, I was sorry i bought the cages, they were really junky. we went to a garden store and bought good ones. Terrible product!
685119
tree straps are much kinder to the tree. Rope digs into the bark and injures the tree over time. Look for Hammock Tree Straps. Amazon and REI carry some.
813026
They sell a separate kit called "tree huggers". I use some scraps of carpet. These are to protect the slackline from rough bark as much as to protect the trees.
2207709
I have a solid plastic strawberry planter, and I use pieces of landscape fabric to block the holes I don't want to use. Works perfect!!
255309
Yes, if you have new saplings I would suggest the Nelson Corrugated LDPE Tree Guards - 2 x 24 Inches.
758123
I use good old bungy cords the nets are too loose if I need to cover something I have a small tarp I put on and under load
1514218
nylon, for the tent and a canvas type material for the cot. For the money, buy any cot and throw a rope between two trees with a tarp over it. The cot seemed like a good idea, but the set-up and tear-down time and efforts other systems may be better. The best part about the cot-tent is the bug netting.
2179521
Needles will eventually get caught in the brushes but the ones I have on my front awning and also the ones on the back have only been replaced in about 8 to 10 years. I started using them because with metal patio awnings you can't get anything in the gutter to clear it out. The brushes have been wonderful for worry free cleaning and I did have two big fir trees shedding needles on my roof until late last summer. I had the brushes all replaced this past summer and the old ones were pretty shabby but gutters did not clog even with the brushes so old and lots of needles falling every year.