How long will the snow stay on the ground (outside) before it evaporates?
638687
It doesn't stay on the ground at all, once it comes out of the machine it kind of lands on people and evaporates Kind of like the foam from a bubble bath. It doesn't get anyone or anything wet. The kids love it.
755177
I live in the south so I don't know about snow. I used this product for the first time this year as a barrier around a 12"x12" garden. I reapply after a heavy rain or about every 3 weeks. I live in an area with significant deer and so far my summer and winter garden appear protected.
1337832
snow won't hurt it, but it a mesh screen-like material, so rain and snow would go right thru it!
692905
Depends on temperature and humidity. Second coat 24 hours then 24 hours for foot traffic. I did my patio on a 80 degree day It was dry an hour however shady areas took longer
1428825
I have never stored or left mine outside. It is very well made, very well insulated, and doesn't get stiff or crack when laying in the snow and very cold weather!!! You would have to seal plug connections, but in my opinion, it should serve your purpose!!!
1512951
I always put mine on before it gets that cold so I don't know. I have used it a couple weeks ago when it was in the 40's. I would think you need the ground to be thawed so it can soak into the ground.
1185539
It depends on ambient weather conditions. It took ours about 3 days but it was very cold outside where it was positioned
1738432
I have not used it yet in the snow nor the mountains so am not sure at this time.
1482926
I don't have snow where I live in California, but I did pump the rainwater off in the spring before removing the cover. The water probably would have evaporated if I waited a couple more weeks, but I was impatient. It is way too heavy to lift off with water on it. I used a $5 submersible pump and it took about 8 hours to pump all water off.
1244320
I can say best time is after the last snow fall in late February- Mid March. You could still apply it now and see the difference in your lawn in 6 weeks (greener). Hopefully you will have some precipitation for a few days after you apply it. It will still work, but mostly everyone is preparing for Phase 2 a Turf Builder with a weed halter.
907868
I leave mine outside until winter in a Northern ocean climate. It gets rough treatment and does well. When it is closed, it should survive ice and snow.
1139369
Sorry, it's covered by snow right now....if you ask me when all the snow melts I'd be able to help out. If you measure from the connecting hole for the next fence on up you should be within an inch
1598159
I try to stay on top of it so it doesn't get so deep but the main thing is how powdery the snow is. When it is really wet it is too heavy and ice is too hard. This works well within it's limitations.
951445
I don't have experience with the snow, but mine is adequate for the rain. I am pleased with this product so far and consider it a small investment to protect my mower.
1094318
The snow that this produces is actually suds so it depends on where you are spraying the "snow". It will disintegrate on its own but if you plan on having the snow fall on a hardwood floor or sidewalk it can become slippery. It looks like real snow when it is dispersed out of the machine but you will have standing suds once it hits the ground/floor. It was a big hit for my party but it is for a very concentrated area. I did not use this indoors only outdoors. I Hope this helps.
2017129
I have it put away til i need it next. I would not think it would hold up to winter conditions.
1572935
No. I had the lushest green lawn right up the time it got covered with our winter snow cover here in northern NH. Won't be able to fully answer your question until our spring thaws and snow melts, about late April or so.