Mildew-Resistant Absorbent Sock | Water Absorbing Snake | 3" W x 4' L | Absorbs up to 1 gal per Sock | 12 Count | PIG105-BL

Pigs are the best! Any time you have a leak (or are worried you may get one) grab a Pig! They are wonderful for holding water back from going everywhere!

These were honestly a life saver when my furnace sprung a leak - used it to help contain it while we waited for the replacement and it saved my floors. Dried them out beautifully just by hanging and they are stored for any future emergencies. Great product!

When it rains hard the water runs under my fence into the yard below mine. Putting in a drainage system was not something I could afford. I see absorbent snakes along road construction sites that seemed to work and these are affordable, so I figured I would give them a try. A few weeks ago we had a lot of rain and these socks worked. I tucked them under my fence on both sides. If they don't dry out, I will just replace them. They are lightweight and easy to manipulate.

Worked well in absorbing water. Dried out ok. Only gave it a four star because one had stitching coming loose

I love "The Pig" now... never thought I would say something like that! I built this polycarbonate frameless dome in my backyard a year ago. It has withstood tons of different snow and rain storms and all sorts of weather without issue. But the one problem with it, which was really my fault, was I did not build it on a platform that was high enough. The base right now is built up 3 inches, but I did not realize that my backyard does flood a LOT from time to time due to poor drainage and no pitch. This only happens when it pours nonstop for about five hours, not during normal rainstorms, but I became aware of this issue during the last downpour in autumn. It got one corner of the rug wet, and I was able to resolve it, but it took a while of wet vaccing it because capillary action had the tiny bit of water soak into the rug. After that was when I started looking into solutions, and I came upon this product. I liked it especially because of the narrow long shapes, which allowed me to completely encircle the base of the dome's interior. Well, this week, it was really put to the test, as you can see from the camera screenshot of my flooded yard. My yard turned into an absolute lake for about 2 hours (thought Noah might come to visit), which had me feeling nervous because of the rug and the fact that I have electronics and a power outlet in the floor. However, everything was kept safe. The water tried to come in a few inches but most of it got sucked into the pigs instead of the rug. The water receded at just the right time and this time barely any of the rug needed to be dried out. I'm looking for a longer-term solution like installing a French drain, but that will take a week or two, and in the meantime, I feel pretty secure that I have these pigs. They do take a while to dry out in the sunshine, but after a few days, I think they are reusable, too, another perk.

A little bit of water seeps under garage door during a steady heavy rain storms. I used dog pee pads to absorb the water in past years. I saw an ad on TV about this product and thought I'd try it out. We just had a heavy downpour last week. The PIG sock did a great job soaking up the leaking water. The two socks were barely long enough to cover the width of a 1 car garage. I wish it could have been 6 inches longer though. Other than that, I do recommend this product for rain leaks.

Excellent absorption. Easy to use, and they dry out and are reusable. Indispensable for some problem areas in my basement

These absorbs are exactly as described! Delivered on time. We use these in the winter to keep the water from melted snow from running to the drywall and storage containers in our garage. With 12 of them, we will have enough to use for the next 2 years. Not sure if we will try to reuse them. Would definately recommend!