Which side is places up on your weed barrier. I noticed that water passed thur better on one side.Weed barrier bn3100rf
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The brown side faces up, also from a distance looks like dirt and I used less mulch.
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The BROWN side faces UP. Hope that helps. It's the best barrier I've found, & I've tried LOTS!!
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As long as your surface is flat it shouldn't present a problem. And I would be sure to put weedblocker beneath them.
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I put mine on the right side (facing the toilet). Water pipe and inlet is on the left. I'd want to keep the outlet away from the water connections for the toilet and the seat.
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Weed barrier cloth from any hardware store works well. If you're in a damp location, dig out about 2" -4" of the sub-surface and fill it with gravel or drainage rock before putting the fabric down.
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They sell them on amazon as well. Just search weed barrier. You could also use some plastic sheeting or burlap as a weed barrier.
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The surfactant allows the Tenacity to adhere better to the weed. I've used Tenacity both with and without the surfactant and had excellent results both ways.
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It doesn't matter which side you put up. I usually cut mine in half and it still works the same. Makes them last a little longer.
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I guess that it will work. I cut x's into the weed barrier for about 10 plants in a raised bed. Weeds were able to grow around the base of the plants, and also at the edges of the wall. I used the long staples to hold the barrier in place. Nothing grew in the uncut area of the barrier.
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Put the foam side towards the back of the filter holder. The fabric side should be facing you as you look at it. Hope this helped you.
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Attached to water input (where you normally put the garden hose). I use the whole can but you could use half.
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It's on both sides. It allows you to control the swing of the gate in only one direction. I think you will find that you don't need it as extra protection though because the locking handle makes sure the gate isn't going anywhere.
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the grass is propelled towards the operator and to the left .... most of it goes into the grass "catcher" that you should probably have attached....that way you can use the cut grass for composting. Compared to weed whacking, for example, having cut grass fall on your feet , if it overshoots the 'catcher', isn't going to be a problem
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Clockwise. If you have rocks, it helps to get a clam digger post hole digger to assist. Water in the hole is very helpful in bad soil conditions. I often dig a small hole first, fill it with water, then dig the next day. This saves a lot of effort. Also, clean it when you are done and sharpen it once in a while with a file. (very quick sharpening)
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Hello. Honestly I don't know the answer. Where I use it is a barren area except for weeds and it runs off into a paved area. I will also say that where I used it and raved about it has been clear for over two years now after on application. Good thing....hopefully :)
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With the Filtrete material that I received recently, the instructions do not say anything about how to place the filter material so that one particular side faces the oncoming air and therefore the other side faces the outgoing air. I cannot see any difference between the two sides of the material that I received most recently, i.e. the reinforcing mesh is either on both sides or is centered. I vaguely seem to remember that several years ago, the instructions used to differentiate between the two sides and I could see that the reinforcing mesh was on one side rather than on both sides or centered. I'm assuming that you received your FIltrete material recently and the two sides seem identical. With the Filtrete material that I received recently, the instructions do not say anything about how to place the filter material so that one particular side faces the oncoming air and therefore the other side faces the outgoing air. I cannot see any difference between the two sides of the material that I received most recently, i.e. the reinforcing mesh is either on both sides or is centered. I vaguely seem to remember that several years ago, the instructions used to differentiate between the two sides and I could see that the reinforcing mesh was on one side rather than on both sides or... » Read More With the Filtrete material that I received recently, the instructions do not say anything about how to place the filter material so that one particular side faces the oncoming air and therefore the other side faces the outgoing air. I cannot see any difference between the two sides of the material that I received most recently, i.e. the reinforcing mesh is either on both sides or is centered. I vaguely seem to remember that several years ago, the instructions used to differentiate between the two sides and I could see that the reinforcing mesh was on one side rather than on both sides or centered. I'm assuming that you received your FIltrete material recently and the two sides seem identical. « Show Less
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I only staked in the areas on a hill. I used a few of the cheap stakes that I bought with the weed guard mat at Lowes. They are just a U-shaped stake that went right over the hose.
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Sorry, I have river rock in the yard and pesky wild geranium that spreads. Did an OK job, but I think the weed is winning.