Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: would this work better than a regular tarp beneath a backyard pool?
Document: I purchased (2) 9 x 12 to use as an alternative to drapes for my wife's sewing space in the basement. Could'nt be happier with the results. Excellent quality.They are almost too nice to drip paint on. Would highly suggest this product to anyone looking for quality. And I could not find a better price anywhere on the internet.
Bought five of these dropcloths after seeing the positive reviews. I made them into curtains for my porch. It work perfectly since there was a seem in the middle and I was able to easily remove the seem to make one dropcloth into two panels. All I had to do was hem the top and bottom of the panels to make them into curtains. I am very happy with the quality and would recommend this product.
For the money, this was a very good product - better and less expensive than anything I found at the local lumber yard.
Slightly better price than the box stores but gets delivered to your doorstep. Works great and absorbs paint without it messing up your floor.
We are also paying better attention when we are painting. We will keep using this drop cloth as well as the other 4 ft X 12 ft from the same manufacturer, but I wouldn't buy them again.
This is a very heavy duty drop cloth. I had one that I got at Home Depot and this one is a much better quality drop cloth. I highly recommend.
I wanted a cheap alternative to expensive curtains. I have a dog to is constantly tug on the curtains and easily tears the traditional ones. I bought 2 of these and made enough curtains for 2 large windows and 2 small windows. The dog has pulled on these and no a single puncture hole. Great quality, easy to work with.
I needed a large drop cloth to block the wind so we could use our outdoor kitchen. I purchased two and they worked perfect. I would recommend them to anyone needing a drop cloth.
We don't use these for painting. We have 2 HUGE dogs (205 and 125 lbs.) and use these to put on our couches to keep off dog dander, mud and fur. They get washed 2x a week and are still going fines after 6 months. These for painting would be perfect and they are very dense but light in weight.
I have only used this as a drop cloth for catching refuse from carving alabaster stone, but it is perfect. It's large, thick, and easy to lay out and then fold back up. I see that some have said that it's not good for wet projects, but why would one buy a canvas drop cloth for that purpose? I think that this was high quality and worth the money.
Answer: no