Build your own drip tape winder

Drip tape can last three or four seasons before it starts to clog or develops too many holes. So it pays to handle it gently and try to prolong its life. One of the best ways to take care of drip tape is to gather it at the end of the season and store it someplace where it won’t be exposed to the weather or rodents. A farm-made drip tape winder is the tool for the job.

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