Is this grass just for inside use or can it be left outside?
939153
Your grass is for indoors AND outdoors! We do recommend some kind of covering on your grass if you leave it outside during inclement weather though!
939154
It's like an actual piece of sod so it definitely can be left outside and watered occasionally and should last up to two weeks.
2131301
I've used it outside, but wind has big effect on ball so usually set it up in my garage. I store it in the garage when not in use, but I wouldn't leave it outside in the weather.
765550
It is officially rated for indoor use but if you kept it out of the weather (dry) I don't see why you could not use it outdoors.
310995
I use my mat outside but bring it back into my garage after each use. If you live in a mild climate, it should be fine to leave outside.
275253
Here in Texas, the winters freeze and the vegetation goes dormant. Because of this, we do not "water" grass or shrubs during harsh weather. We protect the spigots that come from the buildings but do not use the hose . . .thus, it goes inside for storage until spring.
1025427
You could use it outdoors, but it's mostly finished wood, so it wouldn't hold up to longterm use outside.
1957750
I am going to assume that it is for indoor only because it doesn't say. Usually, in my experience, it would say for outdoor if it could be used outdoors.
1593449
yes. we have it on our outside deck (which is somewhat protected)...unfortunately Baci does not like it no matter how we treat it. (leaves, real grass, p.p.)..
117260
You could use it outdoors as long as it is on a flat and hard surface like a sidewalk/driveway/deck. I wouldnt use it on thick grass. I use it in my apartment on hardwood and carpet (no access to a yard)
1793433
This is a permanent setup. Place it in your yard and leave it there. Not appropriate for setup and take down, picnics etc.
109681
I think it can be outside if it's in a covered area away from the elements. It's a sturdy bench and easy to maintain but if it's left out in the elements it may get a little messed up.
213641
I think it is probably called outdoor because it is durable enough to use outdoors. I'm sure it would also be fine to use these indoors.
488507
There is no reason to use this product outside. It's for indoor growing so it wouldn't make sense to put it outside. If you are asking if this product is durable enough to be put outside, I would have to say no for a longterm answer. It would probably get blown over, wet, and ruin the product. Can be used in a garage, house, barn, etc..
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Hi there, outside YES on the grass and what I provided for my Granddaughter was a remnant of carpet (or you could purchase a small throw rug) to also use either outside or in when on a hard surface or just to protect your inside carpets and hard floors. She LOVES it. This will also really help her over the winter months. I hope you enjoy!!
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It's a matter of opinion. The actual grass does not wear out but it does build up quite a smell. The decision then becomes: can you clean it enough that it doesn't smell and at the same time not turn off your pet from using it.
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I have left mine outside all except for the tunnel. I was afraid it would tear or rot in bad weather. All the others I just move around the yard as not to kill underlying grass. I will bring mine in in cold weather though. I think the cold might make the plastic brittle.
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Heather, I would not leave it up outside. However, it is very easy to set up and take down. Good luck.