trim the holes,
then duct tape BOTH sides, creating a double-sided patch.
Finally, *and this is key*, hit the patch with a hair dryer until you see the tape begin to tighten up.
Press firmly, and that patch is now the strongest part of your tarp!
Yet Water Was :mstdnca: on Nostr: #LifeHack - if you open your long unused tarp to find rats have chewed holes in it: ...
#LifeHack - if you open your long unused tarp to find rats have chewed holes in it:
trim the holes,
then duct tape BOTH sides, creating a double-sided patch.
Finally, *and this is key*, hit the patch with a hair dryer until you see the tape begin to tighten up.
Press firmly, and that patch is now the strongest part of your tarp!
trim the holes,
then duct tape BOTH sides, creating a double-sided patch.
Finally, *and this is key*, hit the patch with a hair dryer until you see the tape begin to tighten up.
Press firmly, and that patch is now the strongest part of your tarp!