48 Uses for an old shower curtain

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48 Uses for an old shower curtain

 

1) Ground cloth for working under vehicle

 

2) Tarp anything it will cover

 

3) Cover barn/shed windows.

 

4) Bed of Pick-up for shavings etc. for easy removal/clean up

 

5) Paint Drop cloth

 

6) Mat for muddy boots

 

7) Back drop for Market Stand

 

8) Roof/tent for Maket Stand

 

9) " Sacking out " a horse (De-Spooking)

 

10) Cover dog house.

 

11) Patch hoop / green house

 

12) Shade chicken tractor.

 

13) emergency poncho

 

14) Painting smock.

 

15) Cut into strips and use to tie plants up

 

16) Cut into strips and tie to stakes to scare away deer etc.

 

17) Cover BBQ pit or Grill

 

18) Use it for solarizing a small plot of the garden

 

19) Packing material for shipping fragile items

 

20) Pond liner (for a tiny pond)

 

21) Wrapping paper (okay a bit funky but hey...)

 

22) A flag (rope thru the grommets will hold it to a pole)

 

23) Cover recycling bins

 

24) Drop cloth in car for carrying wet/dirty items

 

25) Use it as a hammock.

 

26) Use it as a game if you have kids, you know,the fling-the-cloth-

in-the-air-and-all-get-under-it one.

 

27) As a waterproof, ant-proof picnic rug

 

28) Outdoor tablecloth.

 

29) Make your own " Twister " gameboard.

 

30) floor protector for starting seedlings indoors

 

31) for the wheatgrass that we grow indoors for juicing.

 

32) If the shower curtain is clear you could use it with some old

hangers to protect and insulate young transplants.

 

33) You could also make a bag out of it, with staples, glue gun or by

other means, and use it to store winter bed linens and/ or clothing.

 

34) I use a a plastic shower curtain as a curtain in our pantry. Our

pantry is just a bunch of set back shelves in the kitchen. So I got

one of those springie curtain rods and an old shower curtain and

viola' all the food is neatly tucked away.

 

35) " Build a Hands-Free Washer " (see http://www.bse.wisc.edu/hfhp/)

<snip> What about the shower curtain? Well, you could cut it into a

couple of aprons to wear while you are using your new hands free

washer.

 

36) cutting in quarters and making table covers for play dough

 

37) wrapping play dough for birthday gifts (the mom's love it).

 

38) cutting one up into strips and making a bunch of " hot water

bottle " type of tubes and filling with cold water and tying off. (For

heat prone people to use outdoors)

 

39) Get a water hose and make a slip and slide.

 

40) Drop cloth for picnic table when shucking sweet corn and then

take husks to the horses.

 

41) Rake leaves on it to haul to compost bin.

 

42) Hang over clothes line for kids hide away.

 

43) On the picnic table for kids play day, finger paints and all.

 

44) A " Splat Mat " for under a high chair - let older kids decorate it

first

 

45) Cut it for book covers

 

46) Line raised benches with it and make a floating bed

 

47) As a substitute for a " White Board " - tape up an old shower

curtain. Erasable white-board markers will wash off and permanent

markers won't bleed through

 

48. Cover outdoor plants when temperatures drop to freezing.