Genius Rainy Day Farmers Market Tent Hack: DIY Pool Noodles
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- This video we look at a Genius Farmers Market Hack: Pool Noodles to keep rain from pooling and collecting on your tent canopy, potentially destroying your tent. Tent canopies stretch as they age and allow rain to collect and pool, in Genius Rainy Day Farmers Market Tent Hack: DIY Pool Noodles, we show you an easy and effective way to stop that from happening. We hope this helps you at the next market you're at when it rains!
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Welcome to the Anchored Market Ventures, LLC Farmers Market Channel! In each episode, Bill Davenport from Anchored Market Ventures shares Tips & Tricks to help Farmers Market vendors succeed. This video we share a tip on how to keep older and worn tents functioning in the rain so that they don't collect rain water and break. If you have an older and worn tent, this is the video for you!
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Great idea. For the smoothest cutting of pool noodles, you can use a lightly serrated bread knife. Many dollar stores also sell a plastic "pool noodle knife" made specifically for cutting pool noodle foam. I bought one for $1.25 and it helps to keep the wife happy. 😉
Thanks for watching and Thanks for the idea on the serrated bread knife!
Thanks so much for creating this content. I have a whole collection of canopy tops, that I repurposed as tarps, all because I've left so many pop up canopies out in the rain, only to be collapsed by the weight of the water that eventually collected in them. It is amazing how heavy water can be and how easily it will just crush and buckle all the framework of a pop up and it can't be straightened out, so you're left with just the cover. Noodles are definitely a cheap enough precaution to try, at least. Thanks again.
Rain can collect and break a canopy quickly! Hopefully this tip slows your collection of canopy tops!
Something new everyday. Thanks.
Thank you and hope it helps down the road!
I love pool noodles for odd cushion or insulation hacks around the house and shop. One thing, if I may, is at the beginningand later in the video, you add the letter N to the word that means tight.
"Taunt" means to tease or annoy.
"Taut" is "tight."
Peace, and thanks for the tent tightening tip!
Thanks for watching!
OMG, thank you so much for this TIP, I SURE CAN USE IT. 👍👏👏👏
Thanks Bill good clip, everything I need to know and nothing I don’t.👍
Don't-cha just hate when you find a video on how to do something simple, and you see that it is 15, 25 or more minutes long? I think about that, plus ad time, and know if I go down that path, I will not get that time back. Also, videos that have no narration, and show every single tiresome step involved to make something crafty. Wasted time, just to get to see the finished item at the end, where you would decide if you wanted to do that yourself or not. Raining outside today, so I have time to ramble here! 😂
Thanks for watching! I am newer to creating videos but like to keep the fluff out when possible!
@@logmeindangit i know what you’re saying, if it takes 8.30 to show how me to tie a basic fishing knot I’m scratching my head a bit really when they said it was simple 😊.
@@anchoredmarketventures a bit of fluff is ok but short and sweet is also good. I don’t even have an EZ up but i know people that do and I’ll pass it on, cheers Bill.
Great idea. I have friends who have booths like that at festivals and fairs.
BTW, it's "taut" (sounds similar to "taught") not "taunt", which means to tease or insult someone.
Now go look up "pedantic".
@@mrmicro22 Sometimes people don't know something until they know.
And pedantry is about miner differences in word meanings. These words have completely different meanings. I'm not sure what the word would be for pronunciation. If I had to invent one maybe I'd suggest "phonicsist."
Thanks for watching and I hope this helps your friends that have booths at their festivals and fairs!
I think that would work on camper awnings!
Thank you sir. I just bought my third canopy (first two were destroyed by rain). I was looking for something that would prolong my "third time is a charm canopy". I'll be trying this, this weekend.
I hope this trick helps you out and keeps the water from pooling on top of your canopy!
@@anchoredmarketventures we just had a downpour. Worked like a charm. Kept my smoker dry, no downed pop-up. Perfect timing on finding your video. Thanks again.
Great idea Bill, Thanks.
You are very welcome!
I have a canopy on my deck. If it rains, it sags. Gonna have to try this.
It should help with it to keep from sagging and collecting rain water!
Great idea. Thanks.
@@johndixon5539 You’re very welcome!
Great Idea, wish I had know earlier, in UK a few weeks ago a thundersorm opened up on our gazebo and the water pooled on one of the sides, the weigth broke the supports and bucked two legs, completely wiping it out in a few minutes. Hopefully this will prevent it happening again.
Oh no! Sorry to hear your tent busted in the rain! Now you know the pool noodle trick so next time it won't happen!
@@anchoredmarketventures Thanks, definately going to use it on the new one
Aaaaahhhh! I thought that you were going to put them on the long supporters. Cool!
It helps to keep the tent taut and not create low points placing them across the corners!
Thank you for sharing. I have been doing this for a few years now.
We love hearing that and that it's been working for you! It's a great trick to help those older tent canopy's out!
Thanks for sharing that is a great tip.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching and I hope it helps!
great idea and can be used for camping tents as well
I don't see why it couldn't! Definitely something to check out.
Creative ingenuity; economical & practical! Thanks.
You're very welcome! We love economical and practical here!
You should show the results, from the outside with and without water on it.
Stupid simple idea!
Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome!