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S.M.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de agosto de 2024
Helped so much in our basement this spring! Great value and works great!
Carl J. Palermo
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de julio de 2024
The pig water control products all work, before I retired I worked at a hospital, we used these for all kinds of situations. I currently used them at home for emergency issues.
Loretta Warner
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de agosto de 2023
This was 1 of the product I used when I was on the HAZMAT team working with the Fire Dept. for Fort McPherson GA/Ft. Gillem GA so I’m very familiar with the absorption properties this material provide. It serves a great purpose for spills and problem areas
G S
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de octubre de 2022
Use in our basement when we get a lot of rain. Absorbs and holds the water. They dry out great.
Y. Leventhal
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de mayo de 2018
We had some minor seepage in the basement after a massive ice storm and I got tired of wringing the towels while waiting for the thaw to fix the problem. So I bought a pack of these. So here are my observations.1. First of all, if you need something to throw down on the ground to keep a sudden gush of water from spreading, these will definitely help.2. Each doesn't take up that much water before water goes through it. Part of the problem, I suspect, has to do with the fact that these "socks" are filled more than they should--perhaps the people who make these didn't want to be accused of skimping on filling (I have read some complaints that these aren't filled). Well, when they get wet, the water-absorbing material expand, and you'd better hope it has space to expand or else it can't take in water! When the "socks" got full, they looked they were about to burst--I wished there was space or the filling to expand further.2. They take FOREVER to dry. For this reason, they aren't good for quick-turn-around repeat use, as in a leaky basement that one isn't going to fix anytime soon. Or else you need boxes and boxes of these to rotate through. I lightly squeezed saturated "socks" and put them out--some on a clothing line and some on a picnic table. Turned out those on the clothing line dried up faster (dripping action plus evaporation). Then I loosened up the ends of the "socks" where the filling settled into hard damp lumps. It took several warm, sunny days before they were more or less dry--by which I mean the filling was freely moving, though I could still feel a bit dampness in sections of the "socks" now and then.3. When I got these, I appreciated the good value and thought I'd use a few first and would have the rest in reserve. Well, we used all of them-you do need a whole box of these, even for a minor problem we had that lasted less than a week. After the first day, I realized I had to stagger two or three of these so that when water goes through one, the others could stop it (and mind you, our problem was a seepage--we could't see the water coming in, though overtime it pooled. I can't imagine how these would perform in a flooding situation.) It may be worth the effort to compare the capacity of these with other products that may be thicker (bigger diameter), less filled. Or perhaps mix these thin "socks" with bigger products.
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