10 Pieces Plastic Drop Sheets for Painting, Waterproof and Dust-Proof Clear Cloth for Furniture Cover, 9x12 Feet Tarps

I used these while flocking my Christmas tree indoors, and they worked perfectly! They were large and easy to handle, with no noticeable smell. While they did rip somewhat easily (which is expected since they’re plastic), they still got the job done. They were perfect for containing the mess from the flocking powder and made cleanup much easier. Great product for the price!

I have been [slowly] painting my house and have finally arrived, brush in hand, in the kitchen. I bought these to cover cabinets and counters when painting the ceiling. I used five of the twenty tarps. These are not thick, at all. So they work well as a cover, but don't expect than to be particularly durable. They were very easy to tape and drape (not a lot of static) and while there was a bit of tearing on the edges, they ripped far less than I expected. I folded them back up to reuse, because why not? Overall, I liked the product, just understand they are a very thin plastic, and plan to use them as such.

I took off 1 star because I didn't realize how thin the drop sheet is… peel slowly so you don’t rip it in half (i ripped 2 while unfolding) - otherwise it did its job. Protected my furniture and was easy to roll up and toss away. If you are using an industrial dryer, make sure its not blowing towards the drop sheet, its soo thin, if its not securely taped down, it’ll easily blow away.

There isn't much to say. They are big. There were 20 of them. They are probably not strong enough to withstand much poking or friction. These are very thin plastic sheets, exactly as advertised.

Very easy to use. Good quality for the cost. Wide coverage area.

If I could give these 0 stars I would. They are so thin and cheap. They tear while opening them up. I would’ve had better luck with glad plastic wrap. No way would I trust these as a drop cloth while painting. These are thinner than dollar store drop cloths, which I didn’t know was possible

The ad said it was thicker and more durable... than what? These 'drop cloths' are a super thin, light weight, single use plastic. Grocery bags are much stronger. These will not hold up to long term or repeat use. If you are looking to cover something to protect it from dust, they'll work. If you are going to walk on it, or do any form of demolition where debris might fall on it- it will rip it up or puncture it. Luckily, I only needed them for a couple of days to protect from plaster dust. I'd be afraid to use these to protect while painting, even. They are very slow to unfold (time-consuming) because of the flimsy weight of the plastic. I wouldn't buy these again.

Every year I throw an outdoor water slide and waterballoon party, and I've worried about people coming inside to sit on my furniture soaking wet. This year I decided to buy these to cover up my sofas for the party. Very easy to use, just tucked into the crevices. The size wad alright for my sofas, I think I used 2 for one to get the coverage. They performed great and kept everything dry all day. Very durable and didn't form any holes to my knowledge. I'm glad I have extras to use for next year, well worth the money for peace of mind for my sofas.