Because you can't play on fake grass in the summer

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Jul 2, 2024
1:48:06pm

volleyjiver All-American

It's got advantages, but in the sun in the summer, it's unbearably hot.

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volleyjiver

Bio page: volleyjiver
Joined: Aug 13, 2011
Last login: Jul 4, 2024
Total posts: 8,756 (395 FO)

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I'm thinking about tearing out my lawn, installing sprinklers, and re-seeding.

Ted Lasso

Jul 2, 1:17pm

Are they bumps from worm castings? If so, we have the same problem

PabloSanchezz

Jul 2, 1:21pm

RE: Are they bumps from worm castings? If so, we have the same problem

Ted Lasso

Jul 2, 1:23pm

I'm considering the same thing. I've looked into it a bunch and there are diff

PabloSanchezz

Jul 2, 1:25pm

I've got bumps all over too - I think from night crawlers.

Eddie

Jul 2, 1:39pm

So here's what you need to do.

BYUMizzou

Jul 2, 1:40pm

Talk about a lot of work. And who wants chicken crap in their driveway for 3

Blue for Life

Jul 2, 1:43pm

4 months. Better to let it cool off for 4 months to be safe

BYUMizzou

Jul 2, 1:44pm

That sounds effective and also something I will never do.

Ted Lasso

Jul 2, 1:51pm

Or burn your house down and move. Seems easier.

ochobeeguy

Jul 2, 2:25pm

Fake is what I would do. Why put in grass that needs to be watered?

Blue for Life

Jul 2, 1:41pm

Because you can't play on fake grass in the summer

volleyjiver

Jul 2, 1:48pm

Your probably $20-30k for a quarter acre lot. Unless you do it yourself

Peter Venkman

Jul 2, 2:28pm

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