I like to use a tyvek envelope from the USPS...the biggest sized priority one, and cut it along the seams to make a rectangle.
Jamie
I like to use a tyvek envelope from the USPS...the biggest sized priority one, and cut it along the seams to make a rectangle.
Jamie
I have been selling some Tyvec for a while by the foot for just this use. I have 3 foot wide in stock. I think something like Tyvec is a better choice than a piece of sil would be just on the durability side of things.
Out of Curiosity would any body be interested in a set piece of Tyvec with grommet stake holes added to the corners? Would add fairly minimal weight but would give a person a way to stake the Tyvec out and keep it in place.
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As others have said......Shoe mat, keep socks etc. clean. I use a cleaned section of dog food bag, like tyvek only free!
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Silver windscreen shields are good for groundsheets, IME.
They seem to hold up ok to being stood on, and are nice and warm on your feet.
Stake grommets would be a cool idea, I would be interested.
I remember when ground clothes were made of ummm, cloth, canvas that is.
Jim S
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