Can it be used in the back yard for protection when gardening?
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1448262
I purchased it for my son in law, but it would seem fine for that...not very portable if you are moving along the garden
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No. Not unless you were going to sit in it and work on only a small portion (3ft) of a flowerbed. You can't stand up in it and moving it around the yard as you moved among your plants would be very cumbersome.
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No, the "kevlar" material is woven, only the palm/grip front is sealed the back is not. Workman's glove for cut resistance not good for gardening, you can get poked on the back of the hands.
2066991
It is sort of heavy & thick, I would not have a problem using it as an outdoor cover.
2136739
I really don't know. We used it in the garden to protect against caterpillars on our tomato and squash plants.
939559
I would not use it directly on a vegetable garden, but it can used around the periphery of the garden , no closer than 24 inches.
1244427
I have mine outside and it works in a protected area. However, if you want it to be strudy like the bike rakes you see at schools, it doesn't even come near. It could be bolted down but since it's in section it still could be uprooted.
188727
No. It is set up to go off when an animal walks near it, so you would need multiple units to cover both your back and front yards. Hope this helps!
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Didn't work for me in the veg garden. I resorted to using a product called Rabit Scram. It's granuals that you sprinkle around the area you want to protect.
2018991
Yes, but it won't keep out rain. I suppose it could be used for partial shade, though some of the sides are mesh.
1010898
Sorry, but I would not purchase this for outdoor use unless it is protected by a covering of some sort. I left mine out in the open and it was damaged after it got wet from the rain.
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do you mean can you use it in the backyard? Yes. They aren't yard decorations though. Just for play/therapy.
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Assuming you don't have to walk around it often to get to other areas of the yard one to two feet around the netting should be sufficient. The netting is not taught so a good bounce into it with any structures or obstacles too close could result in an injury.
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Yes, as others have stated, if it's protected from the weather and all moisture, including dew and lawn sprinklers. I have a few of these mounted under the eaves of the roof outside, so when people approach the doors it gives them some illumination even if the porch lights are off (and if someone was sneaking around the perimeter trying to snoop or break in, the sudden light might make them think twice).
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I have never tried it for that but would think it would work for that. Has a soft bottom padding to cushion when fruit (or tomato) is picked. Might be useful for picking tomatoes in a deep garden with little room between rows. Would have to be careful that the fingers did not puncture the tomato when trying to put the picker around the stem. Might bruise the tomato but probably not if careful with it.
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It can be, but I would run it under eaves or somewhere protected from direct sunlight and weather. They are not really meant for outdoor use, but I run them when I have to.
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Not unless you have a way to protect it from the weather. It is not made of materials meant to withstand rain, etc.
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Can't say for sure. We used it for inside drop location. If it was shielded from direct rain by an enclosure, it should be okay.