Fact or Fiction? Juicy Fruit Gum Kills Moles.

[@camlorendo9410]

Dude, I will forever sing your praises. YOu may not have discovered it but after over 10 years of using every known trap to mankind, repellants, bombs, even firing my 12 g into the earth - I have NO MOLES. Thanks for your video on JUICY FRUIT GUM. I've spent probably $45 on Juicy Fruit but I have eliminated every mole mound in my yard and garden. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

[@aceeoutlaw554]

I work pest control and we are always having mole problems and we just recently tried juicy fruit and it actually works! Outta all the things we have used it seems the juicy fruit worked the best! Now that's all we use.

[@AshGreen359]

Does it work on gophers? Moles eat bugs, gophers eat my garden

[@prosandbagger]

I think if I was in the business of killin moles, I would tell everyone that juicy f. Is worthless and stick it down the hole when their backs are turned. Then make some stupid back th the future thing with wires and batteries and charge them for your special work ( and bring home some Salad for mama !

[@carolejackson8357]

I had heard of juicy fruit original for killing moles. But maybe I did over kill by putting a quarter stick in several holes along the tunnel. I don't recognize a difference. Looks like this post shows 1/2 stick in one tunnel. Is that right? How often did you do that before seeing a difference?

[@76sherie]

We had such a bad mole problem new mounds in our yard every day!! I decided to give it a go I bought the big pack. Cut them in 3rds took down all the mounds, and put the gum in a bunch of the tunnels. And not one new tunnel in the last 3 weeks! Not one! I’m a believer!! Thank you for sharing this!

[@jbweld6193]

Battled them for years, juicy fruit worked 100% use gloves so your scent doesnt get on the gum for max effectiveness.

[@Teresa-pz3sv]

Can you share the brand you used?

[@mtngrammy6953]

@@Teresa-pz3sv As far as I know, there has always just been one Juicy Fruit gum.

[@carolejackson8357]

@@Teresa-pz3sv juicy fruit original flavor

[@carolejackson8357]

I had heard of juicy fruit original for killing moles. But maybe I did over kill by putting a quarter stick in several holes along the tunnel. I don't recognize a difference. Looks like this post shows 1/2 stick in one tunnel. Is that right? How often did you do that before seeing a difference?

[@dougshaffer5524]

I've used that plunger style trap for a few years and got 94 moles with it. The key is to only press the soil down a little, they will attempt to repair the tunnel and get spiked.

[@keithbailey8167]

and to poke a hole in the tunnel the size a silver dollar, the next day check to see if the hole has been patched or filled back in if it has its an active tunnel, like you said cave in the tunnel and set your trap over the indentation.

[@bladehoner3185]

When I was a ranch hand out in Montana we spent days putting hubba hubba in prairie dog towns, just tosave cattle from breaking legs.....gum works!

[@annaswigart1010]

Thank you. I will try this. I am so done with these moles.

[@feliccasampson5376]

Good morning Lambert she getting so big. You doing something right. Keep on following your right mind. Good luck. Enjoy your day

[@zabeth763]

Goodness, I love this channel. From the way you interact with you son on camera to the tips and tricks you've shown, it's all great. Living on a homestead is where I aim to be in ten -fifteen years.

[@cherylwilliams81]

I am trying the JUICY FRUIT. Hope it works! You are the reason the channel is growing! You are a great teacher and example for others plus you have a GREAT sense of humor! 💕

[@nancylitton390]

Just because something is cheap and easy does not make it bad. Juicy fruit gum... is not my favorite gum. But if it works,that's all that counts! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@pmac067]

I had a bad mole problem 10 yrs ago and got a 4 month old jack russell and that dog was the best mole hunter.. lol I just had to refill the holes she dug to get to the moles.

[@ynotshowme2ur3times]

Dachunds can too

[@grandmasewhappyhomestead187]

We used to have a beagle and that's been the topic here is since our beagle was only six years old passed away batted the moles

[@ALadyD704]

My German Shepard is after a bunch of them. So, no walking around after dark (maybe she is setting up traps for intruders?).

[@chinchan1881]

Penny Mcfee omg for real?? I can’t let my little yorkies out there or they will end up chased by prey birds :(

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

My Odin is NOT good at catching moles!

[@suehinson1629]

Great vlog! It amazes me when a KZbin channel goes through the trouble to share something that could possibly and potentially help someone else and for free, the back lash of negativity that floods the comment section. Got to laugh at some that have "negative lives" and must share that unwanted spirit with others! Lets just keep them in our prayers, God bless.

[@TheMarcopix]

I've used it for several years and it always seems to work. Sometimes I had to go through a few repeats but eventually they died or went away. My wife says it's a wives tale but after multiple applications, the evidence points to 'it works'. Pest control people say that moles eat grubs and worms so why would they eat juicy fruit. I don't know. I'm not a mole. However, it would be a great video if someone could get a live mole and see if it would eat the juicy fruit and what happened after it did.

[@TIznus]

Next time you make a raised bed, line the bottom with hardware cloth. I’m in California and have gophers and ground squirrels everywhere. Works perfectly.

[@caseG80]

Black hole gopher traps work amazing I’m in SoCal had infestation on 10 acres quit counting around 400 made for some happy hawks and falcons. Cheers

[@cr3062]

I have a raised bed. I just stapled a wire mesh on the bottom. Hope it keeps them out!

[@TIznus]

Thanks @@cr3062 - Yes, "Hardware cloth" is that wire mesh I spoke of. My backyard is adjacent to wild land and our gopher problem was so bad that I took to making wire mesh cylinders OVERTIME I plant something in the garden. It's the only reason we have a garden at all.

[@janhoyle1462]

Tiz Nuss I was thinking about chicken wire under the crops. Never got a chance to try it. I graduated & had to move. I’m container gardening now.

[@CarrieMcAllister]

FACT! Preach brother! We had digging critters all over our yard every year. We baited them with a Juicy Fruit back in the spring and have had a nice mound free lawn for the first time ever. We only had one reoccurrence. So we just re-baited today and it’s the middle of July. We’ve spent so much money on pellets, traps and even gassed the holes. Nothing worked until we tried Juicy Fruit! One more tip. Use disposable gloves to handle the gum to keep your scent off the gum.

[@williamwallace176]

Have an ant problem? I use 80% sugar with 20% 20 Mule Team Borax. Place in a circle around the ant hill...Really effect for Fire Ants.

[@MrSirDudeGuy]

Nope. Have a mole problem.

[@Hfoutdoorsyt]

Anytime you start a video with Lambert, it's gonna be good

[@rickeggenberg9910]

When u set your trap, leave a small amount of daylight to access the mole hole & they will come to fill the hole & you’ll have more success with the trap - God bless Rick from Durant

[@MKEL_1327]

I can say for sure that juicy fruit works. Our yard around our house is about 3 acres and it is adjoined by hundreds of acres of pasture. We have been using juicy fruit for years and it works. But don't expect to do this once and never see a mole again. I saw somewhere that moles are territorial and there will only be one per acre ... that's bull. Using traps I caught 5 in one hole in a week so that theory doesn't hold. Juicy fruit comes in these big packs of 3 at walmart for about 3 bucks. I unwrap about 8 pieces and slice them lengthwise into thin strips ... 3 strips per piece of gum. this is more the size of a worm which is what moles eat, then i go out and use a 3/4" metal rod to poke holes in the areas I see moles. Drop in a piece of juicy fruit and move on. Look for areas where tunnels intersect and do it there.. It helps if you can find a deep main run but it isn't so easy so shallow runs are ok. The shallow runs are where they are feeding anyway. This will work as the juicy fruit gets soft like a worm. So if one eats it and dies it won't be long before another one moves in... but there is still pieces of juicy fruit out there so they will eventually find it. If your property is like mine there are probably thousands of moles waiting to move in so this is a constant process but it does work and it is cheap ! best thing is if a dog or something gets a piece it won't hurt them .. much better than poison. So there you go ... load up the yard and keep a few packs on hand -- see activity -- put out some more. sorry for the long post.

[@papasbackyardgardenhavingf4468]

I’ve seen other videos and read on line where people use Juicy Fruit but never done this until. Your video. I cut the sticks into thin (worm like) strings and put one ever foot in each tunnel. I have moles really bad, they are tearing my yard up. So far I see no damage in raised beds. Keep the great ideas coming.

[@dianamallory8535]

If gum kills dogs, my little Maltese would have died a long time ago! He will steal it out of your purse or pocket given the chance! I am going to try the Juicy fruit gum, moles destroyed my entire potato crop last year! Thanks for sharing!

[@matthewmcdaniel8846]

Your channel is awesome bro y’all deserve the 1.7 million views in March you been working your tail off to get it off the ground and God has seen that your labor won’t be in vain great job 100,000 subs this year guys we got this

[@skyz3160]

Continued success and growth on your channel. You're ethical, hard working and most of all compassionate. "I don't mind sharing". You have moved to first place on my choice You Tube channels because of it.

[@yankey4]

Love you brother. So happy to see you doing so well. KEEP UP THE HARD WORK.. GOD BLESS !!!

[@dawnademar6839]

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!! OMG My property last year was infested with moles, holes, tunnels, and damage. They killed two fruit trees and an established bed of strawberries. I have many other raised beds & trees full of holes as well. Today, I just noticed the little buggers are already very active out there. Ordering juicy fruit right now!!! Thanks again!!

[@rotattor]

Tried the juicy fruit on the mole in-law, but she keeps coming back..

[@elenthora442]

oh! somean!

[@lisawall3386]

Oh, so FUNNY!

[@Scoebby]

Mr Robin Lessard...Dude...when I say...I like your thinking🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@dailylife6432]

You can buy the landscape fabric at Growers solutions for sure. And maybe Boot strap farmer.!!!! Hope this helps.

[@vmorganbogart]

I just cove your channel & I’m not even a homesteader or gardener. I used to garden a little, but can’t anymore. I love your sense of humor, your interaction with your wonderful family & your Christian values. I just happened upon a homestead channel one day & got interested. I happened upon yours & is one of my favs. I want to thank you for your service as a law enforcement officer keeping us safe every day. Hugs!

[@jasonstoltzfus6862]

Keep on doin what you're doin Daniel! Awesome video. Very informative!

[@crindlo2527]

I was told by my Dad, when laying out a raised bed, first put out plastic trash bag, then layer newspaper and then your dirt. I have even grown potatoes in used tires. Love your channel.

[@jgjg3848]

The landscape fabric you're using can be found at Lowes/Home Depot, but they call it Contractor Barrier or Contractor Silt Fence. At Lowes, it's outside in the garden area right by all the weed fabric. You can also look for construction barrier. It's the same material. French drain can also be found at both Lowes/Home Depot.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Great video Daniel. Never heard of any goat jerky on the market, how cool. This is the first year we have ever had moles on our property. They can do some damage.

[@KeepingItDutch]

Hit Daniel up to get in on that collaboration with him and BlackBerry farm, you can take my place in it😁

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

@@KeepingItDutch I'm not big enough of a channel for channels to want to do collaborations with yet. Tried contacting several but no replies.

[@blackberryridge8205]

Keeping It Dutch nope. You’re in on it now!! Even if it’s a cardboard cut out of you. 😀

[@blackberryridge8205]

Hidden Heights Farm I found your channel the other day. I think you’re not very far from me. We should do something. We can reach all 200 of our subscribers. Hahahaha

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

@@blackberryridge8205 Hey I just found out about you from Daniels video as well. Glad to see another Okie. What part are you from? Im from Salina, Dutch and I live about 10 miles apart. Just subscribed to your channel.

[@lindalong2297]

Ty for very informative follow up vid. I truly enjoyed it.

[@protectoroffaith]

That juicy fruit will sprout a gum tree.....get it.......gum tree.......wooooo tough crowd.... lol

[@grod0051]

I was told about 25 years ago to use juicy fruit gum to get rid of moles and ground hogs. Anything that made tunnels. It worked. I don't know if they were killed or just chased off. I hope not killed, but was very surprised. Also, that was from someone in the Missouri extension office or something official like that. I don't remember after 25 years, who does lol, but I do remember them saying it was illegal for me to outright kill them.

[@PatricesProjects]

Is a mole the state animal? Lol. That's crazy that you can't kill rodents that are on your property.

[@virginiak.7099]

Why?

[@grod0051]

@@virginiak.7099 just the law in Missouri

[@RockingCHomestead]

That Lambert is just a cute little goat! Awesome news on the growth of your channel! You totally deserve it!

[@markkristynichols845]

I have been waiting for this follow up!!-Kristy. And I tried the juicy fruit in garden, sponges in yard and wrigleys spearmint in field. Garden I can tell a difference for sure! Yard, not so much - sponges maybe not as effective. Field and spearmint gum didn’t do as much either. Juicy fruit is great I believe!!

[@amechelb]

You can actually buy corrugated piping like that with fabric already surrounding it. Then you 1. Don’t have to worry about creating a barrier and 2. Let the roots get right down by the water so they can utilize it all getting rid of stagnant water which can cause some issues. I plan on doing a ~ 150 sq ft raised garden using this method after we finish our yard work.

[@WPRJersey]

You make me laugh. Good video. I'm glad the gum worked for ya. My back yard looks like a moll highway by early spring. I just may try the gum. The jerky? Well that was cool. Who would have known they make it. Still looking in my suburban area for just regular goat meat. May have to have ya send me some. Thanks brother.

[@BanglesAU]

holy cow! that trap is serious business!! Please tell me Lambert isn't destined to be dinner..... everytime I see her/him? now I think "Laaaaaambert, the sheepish lion"

[@cjboac9864]

Dry Ice works for moles & gophers also! My friend completely rid her garden & lawn using this method!

[@amyguigno417]

I love your videos. It gives me lots of ideas for when I start my farm.

[@edifying]

Thanks for the follow up on the wicking tubs. You do a great job and really enjoy your videos.

[@parryan1800]

I was told by an old trapper that he always used rose stalks. The ones with the big ugly spikes thorns. Because he told me, and I can’t remember if it was voles or moles, but they don’t have an immune system and when they go past the thorns and get scratched , on their skin they get an infection and die. Same story here, I figured why not, and I’ll be darned, I had my great grandmother’s bush that used to rip my blue jeans in all the runs in the yard And I got rid of a boatload of them.

[@hermanhale9258]

Well, I have a big old rose bush that I need to cut back....

[@thehenhousehomesteader4510]

I saw your first video on the gum. I tried it and hard to believe but I'm sure it is working. thanks for your videos.

[@mustafadarrar5880]

So good to see Lambert. Thanks for sharing Daniel!

[@indigoblue4791]

I think March was such a big KZbin month for you because of your Goats and their cute Kids. Your birth video's were amazing too! I'm looking forward to watching all your garden videos to come!🙂

[@live.to.give.]

Fighting with the moles for a while. We’ll try with the gumm. Wait to see the results. Thanks 😉

[@OkieRob]

Hahaha, thanks for the shout out. I have some of those tubs and they cost me $100.00 a piece. Lol You better believe i'm going to reuse them. You can get the commercial weed barrier off amazon. So how do you like the promix. If you haven't heard of Pratts greenhouse channel, he has lots of experience with the promix. Ed Pratt is a super nice and down to earth guy.He lives over by JNull0.

[@ArmsFamilyHomestead]

The promix seems to be working pretty well but it’s hard to say if it’s great just yet.

[@OkieRob]

@@ArmsFamilyHomestead , i didn't say it was great, I said it was good stuff.. Lol .

[@marcusfrench9972]

500k of that 1.7 million was my wife and I. Love the videos.

[@sc860]

Peppermint plant. Take branches n leaves n stuff them in the holes, doesn't kill them but they won't be back to the spot. After a little chasing they'll be gone till a new one moves in. You can make a tea n dump that down the hole but I had no luck without the foliage. Got that from Cisco, gardening with Cisco, Cisco, it's on his website :)

[@pcdreams1]

You can get that landscape fabric from Growers Solution. Just got a couple rolls ourselves for the garden

[@williambeichler4971]

Whirly-gig... Old folks used to have these in their yards, all kinda shapes. Propeller on one end to catch the wind, which would cause the figure to move, also had a small flap on the back of the prop which would cause a vibration. Moles will run from vibration

[@jennifern2805]

They are still available as new, as well as collectable antique and modern folk artists.

[@ionaphillips8500]

well Daniel,when i moved to the house 20 years ago, we had voles and 5 star nosed moles, all over my back yard, I bought 5 packs of Juicy fruit gum, and stuck it in their trails and with in a month they were all gone and to this day I never had any come back, so yes I do swear by the gum, HAVE A GREAT AFTERNOON

[@sweetolyve]

Years ago I discovered a large tunnel system from wharf rats inside my chicken coop. So, I bought those mole sulfur sticks and put those in there. When I stepped out of the coop, I saw yellow sulfur smoke coming out of the ground hundreds of feet around. I have no idea how many rodents I killed that day, but it took out a large amount of them. Now I'm getting ready to eliminate a bunch of opossums living under my neighbors shed. Normally these wouldn't be a problem, but my chickens and ducks do not like having them nearby. They've already beheaded one of our rabbits. I won't let them have that same opportunity with my fowl. Have an awesome day and thanks for sharing!

[@DoddsFarm]

Congrats on your Record Setting March numbers! Your channel is Awesome and inspiring!!

[@dianehedges3532]

Thank you!! I’m in central Florida. These buggers been tearing up my yard for a couple of years! I’m going out to buy some Juicy Fruit!! God bless you sir! Love Lambert 🐐

[@bubbletrail6404]

We're a long way from you and no idea if you have caster bean plants in your region. If so we use the beans for the moles same way your using the JF, just poke a hole in there tunnel and drop in a bean (green, not the brown dried ones). Only issue is you will have the Caster bean tree growing and they are a pain, so we pull and trash them. The trap you have we use also and it works great, but best results have been when we push down the section of the tunnel under the trap trigger so they really have to push it back up to get through. Keep up all the good videos your doing a great job, and at what level do you fill the water to on the self wicking containers LOL.

[@tanyajenkins919]

Thank u for your help with the tubs Daniel about the garden tubs . Watched Leon when Huston got his Jr Gardner award.

[@smokeylanehomestead1636]

Great video just getting my homestead going. Can't wait to get it going like your.

[@VeysPlace]

Congrads on the Juicy Fruit. Some times old wives tales work. Glad you are using common sense along with all else.

[@merleannlittle6143]

Saw the video about the gym too, so glad you did the test. Hey, never had goat meat before I have to try it.

[@hblyden23]

Love watching your videos. Giving me a lot of good ideas for the future. Thats was an awesome shout out for blackberry ridge. I was one of the subs.

[@danacraig220]

25 gallon Smartpots can be purchased for as low as $5.00 each 5 for $25) online. They last for a few years usually.

[@rockyhillfamilyfarm4371]

Awesome job on the moles! Lol but you showed a pest that drives me out of the garden sometimes. Fire Ants! Have you ever done a video on how to deal with them effectively?

[@sharonnalder3428]

Using double bubble bubble gum will work also. I use it all the time in my trapping service. ☺.

[@SwingingNunchucks]

You could also put hardware mesh or small aviary wire at the bottom of the raised beds. That will keep them out.

[@bluebubblegum4288]

We use the tubs that that and we drill holes in the bottom so the plants don’t drown and it works good

[@Whitebear329]

Construction sites here in FL call that fabric, filter cloth. its dirt cheap at Home Depot.

[@dougmac8904]

I use silt fence for land scape. Many construction sites will give it to you after their finish using it. Works great and cheap.

[@yvencia1150]

Great video and thank you for sharing!🤗🤗

[@brianburnham8734]

Commercial weed block can be bought at your local Tractor Supply and if they don't have it they will order it with days! Also old sheets work great and are dirt cheap at thrift stores. Good luck

[@armyguy9735]

You are 100% right, I am pushing 50 and as a boy, my Grandfather used bubble gum for moles. He also used to grow lots and lots of peppermint around the house and barn, he said that rodents hate the smell from rabbits to mice etc... In the Fall, he used to sickle the mint and sprinkle it in the basement and root cellar. P.S. He also had a jack russell dog for rodents. Great Video

[@ramonashearer7241]

I use juicy fruit every year, always works like a charm. My dogs keep them out of the back yard. I'm so glad I found your channel. I live in WW. Howdy neighbor.

[@CanterburyTrailsFarm]

I'm going to try this! We have mole holes/mounds everywhere! I've been having my kids stuff pine cones down the holes (we have those everywhere too, lol) just to annoy the moles...they just make new holes, lol.

[@ryanjohnson282]

This time of year Tractor supply or greenhouse in your area should have the commercial grade fabric for weeds

[@Apemom47]

Irish spring soap shaved and put near the plants keeps pests away too.We had mice in the house and when I put this around "entry points" we have not seen them anymore ! IDK ?Sometimes the odd ways work .

[@m.lynnenewton853]

My sister and I made raised beds. We put small hole chicken wire down first so the moles and gophers couldn't get to the crops. Worked. We dug up a bit of wire and the rum was right under the wire. We are in Central California. I planted some winter poppy flower plants with out the wire and lost all the flowers. Some pretty happy, laid back gophers that year.

[@SawyerRidgeFarm]

Goat jerky!?! That's awesome!! :) Happy for You and the recent growth spurt on Your channel! Keep doin' what You do, we love all your videos! :)

[@guygreen8780]

The gum isn't killing the moles or voles.....they moved to the coast and took up windsurfing. .........hahaha

[@ftwtexasstephens9629]

We live in Ft Worth and with our black clay we don't have that problem. But when we lived in Nacogdoches we did. We lined the bottom of our beds with chicken wires, overlapping it to make smaller holes and solved our problem.

[@christycinnamon5754]

I will try juicy fruit gum like you suggested to combat those moles/gopher problems for my garden. Thanks!

[@paulklekot8774]

I love lambert. I had a goat many years ago and Bart the goat was the most amusing and fun animal I ever had the pleasure to share time with.

[@phillipmorris1334]

thanks for the update and sharing your yummies! also thanks for your thankless security and safety service. Grace be with you all

[@DeeJayBee85]

Hey out of desperation I tried the juicy fruit....have not seen new tunnels, or new holes in 2 weeks....also haven't seen any dead rodents anywhere but I'm happy with the results.....will others come back? Possibly. If they do I'll just give them a bit of juicy to chew on...thank you for the tip. 😄

[@suburbanhillbilly2999]

Your friends were right about moles vs voles. Moles only use a few of their tunnels more than once. Mash them all down and the new tunnels you see the next day are most likely the active runs. That’s a good place to put the harpoon trap.

[@dorisgreenberg2811]

I used an old storage tub. It worked awesomly

[@tiandao1chouqin]

It works! Found a dead mole this morning. Inexpensive and effective method indeed!

[@rsoubiea]

We just bought our second batch of ground goat meat. We made goat burgers the first time, now I think I’m gonna make swedish meatballs. Oh wow! I would so try goat jerky! been a jerky lover since I was a kid back in the 60’s. 👍👍

[@Vgp-rp4iu]

My neighbor made a mole killer tool because he said apparently moles can survive even being impaled so he got a dirt tamper and welded long spikes on it then goes out in the yard and watches and as soon as he sees the dirt moving he slams it down then keeps it there while taking a shovel and getting down under the mole that way when you lift off the tamper the mole doesn't run off. Then just places it in a bucket of water. I've seen him kill a dozen moles in just a few hours.

[@charlesmichael5654]

On your way to 100,000 subscribers‼️✅ Congratulations

[@KatiebuggayAF]

I recently found you channel and you earn your self a new subscriber I’m not a farmer myself unless you count a couple herds of guinea pigs as farm animals xD but I love watching farming channel

[@Foothills_Flipper]

I've used those spring loaded traps for years and they do work, but it has to be a constantly used tunnel.

[@patrickkirwan3353]

Cheers brother, will be trying this.

[@pamelakincaid7489]

OMG !!! it works. Tried it next to the front door....gone. Tried it right off the back porch...gone. and just did it around our birdbath and cactus plants. I think I need more gum. but it works just amazing. And thank you.

[@MrThebirddog]

To catch voles, use a mouse trap, set it so a slight touch sets it off. Place inside a run, cover the top of run with cardboard.

[@MattJones1829]

1.7M views in March...hard work paying off brother 👍

[@ernestdougherty3162]

Good morning Daniel good video thanks for the update about the juicy fruit gum that's very interesting I was telling my wife about it and she said she's going to give it a try and about that goat jerky you said it was good but you didn't say whether it tasted like goat or not? Be safe man have a great day

[@ljpatterson1]

You can get the landscape fabric at a garden center in Canada

[@redinnalong6528]

I started using hard ware cloth under my raised bed under to stop the moles from coming up and getting my plants and it has worked. The hard ware cloth is some tuff stuff and it isn't expensive