How to fix rained out fields

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I heard that the competitors stuff works much better

Cool, so Rz, I can just spread that Spam stuff all over my field and it will dry it out!!! That's awesome, thanks for the tip!!!!

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Originally posted by trojan-skipper:
Cool, so Rz, I can just spread that Spam stuff all over my field and it will dry it out!!! That's awesome, thanks for the tip!!!!

Also used as an alternative glove oil and between game snack

Sorry if I offended anyone, I thought this might be of interest to coaches that want to continue to play the game instead of putting it off til another day.

It does relate to baseball!

Sorry, I won't post anything else.

Ah, Stork, don't take it too hard. Just post it under grounds.... we were just having a little fun with you. I wathced your you-tube and it does look interesting but how the heck do I get it off the field? do i shovel it into a bucket??

It stays on the field, it maintains the moisture content that infields need.

Call me for more info, I might get chewed out in here!!!!

I swear I'm a nice guy!!!!

Didn't it come in a package like a pillow so it would just pick up the water and you can carry it away?

Stork we won't chew you out.. you just gotta find someone to speak for it that has nothing to gain monetarily on here for us to listen.

We all speak highly of vendors or equipment we use; but we don't have a financial stake in the product. we just like to chat up the good stuff so our friends on here will know what to buy or avoid.

Thanks, I've been in baseball for years, my son is a Jr. college coach here in Mississippi.

I've tried draining a many a field, I fell into this product from a friend of mine.

I just thought baseball people would love this stuff, I didn't expect this reaction. I could understand the reaction had been about something that didn't involove baseball and making it easier!!!

The product looks like the same product we used in the telephone business back in the late 80's to keep underground splices dry. It also came in a shaker bottle to sprinkle on trouble spots. If it is the same it was pretty amazing in the amount of water a small amount would absorb.

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Stork we won't chew you out

......but we may spit you out.

Stork, please respect our readers on this pop-up free site but mostly to our paying sponsors. Put yourself in their shoes. I'm sure they'd also love to run banners through all these forums. It's just wrong!

This door should not be opened, soon all the varments will be walking in.

Stork, Trust me, its nothing personal, just a spam free site.

Perfect Game uses helicopters!

Stork we would love to have another baseball man in here talking. Contact MN MOM as to what you can and cannot do to advertise your product.

She is the owner / operator of this site.

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Originally posted by Stork:
I swear I'm a nice guy!!!!

Easy Stork...you're beginning to sound like this guy.




If he starts to sing I'll bet a lot of his buddies may need that Rain Out©.

"There'll be a whole lot o' sweatin' goin' on!"