OHOME Halloween Decorations - Disposable Plastic Halloween Tablecloth | Halloween Party Decorations Favors Supplies for Table Decor Indoor Outdoor Backdrop Banner,2 Pack
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OHOME Halloween Decorations - Disposable Plastic Halloween Tablecloth | Halloween Party Decorations Favors Supplies for Table Decor Indoor Outdoor Backdrop Banner,2 Pack

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Halloween decorating tends to happen the afternoon of the party, which is why this one is plastic and prints edge to edge. Each cover runs 52 by 87 inches, long enough for an eight-foot rented table seating eight to ten. The pack holds two, so the buffet and the kids table can carry the same pattern without anyone measuring twice.

Thick Plastic Under Punch

Thick plastic is the difference between a cover that lasts one round of cider and one that lasts the night. Water sits on top instead of soaking through, and a dropped fork does not open a hole. Wooden picnic tables and folding tables both get some protection from scratches underneath. When the party ends, the whole sheet lifts away and goes out with the trash bag.

From Table To Wall

The second cover rarely stays on a table. Taped to a wall or hung across a doorway, the print becomes a backdrop for costume photos, and the size covers most of a standard door frame. Some people cut one into strips for a haunted hallway or drape it over a folding table turned on its side. None of that requires tools beyond tape and scissors.

Porch Or Living Room

Outdoor Halloween tables deal with damp air and wind; indoor ones deal with candy and craft glue. The plastic handles both, and it weighs little enough that a few clips hold it down on a porch rail table. Trick-or-treat night, a classroom party, a horror movie evening with pizza: the same cover works in each, and nothing needs to be laundered afterward.

Storing The Spare

Most households use one cover the first year and keep the other folded in the decoration bin. Plastic does not mildew in a basement the way cloth can, and creases fall out once the sheet is spread and weighted at the corners. Folding it back along the same lines keeps the pack flat next to the lights and the pumpkin buckets until the following October.

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