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    Can is use a plastic tablecloth instead of plastic sheeting?
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    No, the table cloth is not strong enough and will rip. Also, it is likely not long enough.
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    Could you use a tarp instead or is there something shorter we could use?
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    You can use a tarp or any plastic sheeting, just be sure the material is strong and won't tear.
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    Can I use a tarpaulin?
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    Yes, but make sure the tarp is nailed/pinned down to the ground first so it's secure before using it.
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    Can you use a yoga mat instead of plastic sheeting?
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    A yoga mat is made so that your feet can easily grip it without slipping while doing yoga. This makes it improper for using in a slip-in-slide, where you want to be able to slide easily.
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