Reply to "anyone tried Dry My Field?"

trojan-skipper1,000+ posts

That does look pretty impressive... a little labor intense.

Here is what I use. Sawdust. I get it for free from a place that makes cabinets. You take a large garbage bag of it and drop it straight on the puddles. Walk on it and soak up the water.

The sawdust stays on top of the soil and you remove the sawdust with a rake and shovel after it's dry or after the game is over.

I've had really good luck with it. The sawdust i use is in shaving form,...

obviously, if i had a big league budget i wouldn't use it, but it's pretty darn good.

3/9/129:15 AM

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