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Saving My Landscaping From My Kids with Rock Glue!



If you have kids and are constantly doing a yard clean-up, this video might be for you. Testing the viral rock glue to see if it helps with backyard hacks. This DIY landscaping project might just be the answer!

Lockscape Rock Glue I used: https://amzn.to/4j3Gyhm

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If you have kids like me, you know how big the messes can be. And because mine like to turn the landscape into a full-blown construction site, I basically became a one-man cleaning crew on the weekends. It was cute for a while, then became a little much. So, when I saw a viral video for this lockcape rock glue, I thought it sounded too good to be true. I picked up a bottle to test for myself, mixed it up in a sprayer, hit record, and laid it down. And you’ll be shocked by the results. Because at first, it seemed like it was going to be a wet mess and nothing happened. But within 24 hours, the rocks were completely dry and solid. And even after some rain, the rocks are holding tight. Before it seems like I just sucked all the fun away from the kids, I did just build a whole sandbox for them to be full-time messmakers. Overall, if you have messy rocks, we’re checking out this landscape hack. [Music]

31 Comments

  1. @Againstallauthrity

    Okay there is a lot of controversy in this comment section and I'm bored so here we go.

    Side one: "What is wrong with you?"
    Concerns:
    1) "Is it safe for plantlife/the environment?" Only the cemicals were addressed, from the sounds of it they chose a "safe" variant, aka one without harmful cemicals, though not confirmed.
    Personal opinion: Valid concern, not educated enough on the situation to judge though.
    2) "Is it pricy?" Was answered to be about 50 bucks.
    PO: Valid concern but sounds like a good price compared to its ability and amount.
    3)"Gets rid of drainage" was addressed, water still drains.
    PO: technically a valid concern but seems to not be an issue.
    4)"Sandpaper, falling will hurt!" wasn't adressed.
    PO: Falling on something hard is going to hurt either way, at least nothing will stick to the scrape wound.
    5) "Just let your kids play"
    PO: Kinda valid:
    Yes its one less playground
    Yes the best thing about playing outside is playing with random sh*t in yoir backyard.
    But:
    They do have other play options
    Kids adapt
    Less risk of them falling/slipping on the gravel

    Side two: "Genius"
    1)The rocks don't get into the grass all the time, which can be a problem for lawnmowers.
    2)Probably less pricy in the long run(depending on how durable this glue is/how often you need lawnmower repairs,) though not educated enough to judge
    3) frees up so much time/energy because you don't have to do a pointless task over and over again.

    Overall personal judgement:
    Seems interesting, would need more research to judge properly though. But overall, people can and should to judge this stuff for themselves on their own property.

    Okay I'm done bye.

  10. @jayden_martzahl

    It goes from a kinda soft fall in the gravel to now whatever part of their body they land on gets torn apart like falling on concrete. Nice idea man 👍 😊

  24. @ZackDefontes

    Don’t you ever use this when it gets cold outside it will freeze and when you step on it, it will be very slippery

  27. @lilly2666

    I don’t have kids but I do have really young cousins. Sometimes adults just want a part of their landscape nice. I understand the kids having fun but I also understand the frustration of having to pick it up even if it’s just once a week. Also they have a sandbox and entire back yard so they still have a fun place to play and the rock area looks nice so it’s the best for both and sometimes adults just want something nice for themselves and that’s ok. And I do I’d Ryan’s the environmental concerns but for all i know it’s an outdoor safe sealant. This is just my opinion on it but feel free to have your own

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