May I use it as a waterproof tarp over an outdoor bed?
1271985
I would not recommend using this blanket as a waterproof tarp. A tent or tarp over the bed may be the best option. Moisture does bead and roll off the blanket. And the blanket is quite warm for colder temps. Size may be an issue too. I am not sure what an outdoor bed is, so I feel I am not qualified to answer this question.
1271986
It seems like a lot of money to spend to use as a tarp. I do not think it would survive if used that way. It works great as a blanket at outdoor events when it is raining, but those events are usually only a few hours long. It is more of a blanket, which happens to be waterproof, than a tarp. Just my opinion.
1260515
No, I think it isn't, besides it isn't advertised as waterproof. However, the material will keep your stuff dry for a while if under the rain.
1421242
No this is just for weatherproofing something like a tent or some other camping things. So it's basically for fabric.
1930880
It wouldn't be my first choice for outdoor weather. It's not a waterproof shell or a material that repels water. Its more for indoors or outdoor under a carport.
274589
If on dry ground it should be fine. If ground is damp, then you need a tarp
1559845
You could but just like any other fabric it will eventually ruin in the weather. Overall it's pretty durable though
2202597
This is designed to be used outside. You must be careful not to over water, or water will seep out the bottom.
1024159
if you use it outdoors, it will have to be taped up to seal, it is not waterproof
1988123
That would be a VERY bad idea. The floor of the tent is really nothing more than a medium duty tarp. The walls are a very light nylon and, I am assuming by the look and feel, fairly flammable. I wouldn't recommend it.
1032478
I don't know for absolute certainty but I would say no; it's not strong enough. I would use Tyvek house wrap or a blue tarp.
1235353
It is wide enough to fully envelop you, but the material is not waterproof. (You wouldn't want that in a hammock). I use a silicone impregnated tarp over my hammock if I expect fog, cold, or rain.
2284829
I would assume so. you'll have 2 ft extra on each side. the excess will better cover it. but don't use a poor quality tarp. might as well have a trash bag.
1279834
It says on the packaging that it's for outdoor use only. I use it in my shed with no problem, but I don't think I would go to sleep in a tent with it on.
1423428
Only if covered, as under a veranda or covered patio. Otherwise, not waterproof. Hope that helps.
725448
Yes, it is possible to use the Bed Buddy product over your clothing. The product is a moist heat, but will not get clothing wet.
867727
I think it would probably work okay for an outdoor cushion. I would probably leave the cover a bit loose, depending on the specific use.
2283223
I doubt that it is rated for outdoor use. Perhaps in a weather-protected enclosure you could.