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LOL! Hadn't thought about the impact on the couch! I can see it now...shortly after your guest has admired the beautiful wall...sits down on couch with a cup of tea and it starts "raining" indoors.
 I did notice that their outdoor designs differ in the water catch method than the indoor ones...considered getting one for outdoors and trying to grow lettuce or berries in them, but I wonder if they would all be seriously reaching for the light in this northern climate? I also wondered what those trays might do to the side of my house and the paint, especially if I am spraying them with water regularly.  |
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