Quick Dam Grab & Go Flood Kit includes 5-10ft Flood Barriers in Bucket

Was absolutely amazed at the way these barriers worked. Great container for storage until needed. They DID THE JOB. Worth every penny... had 12" in 24 hrs and it kept the water at bay. NOTE: we used them as diverters as well as dams. Takes patience to get them completely dry, but other than that... it's a must have product if you have a problem with rainfall.

Sirve muy bien para ranuras pequeñas entre piso y portones evita el paso de basura y agua, solo la puedo recomendar para ese fin saludos

We bought these after our last flood/basement episode (we've had a few) to try and curb off water coming in from a specific area. I'm so glad we did, because this time we were able to deploy them easily and they definitely helped keep more water from building up against the side of the house. A couple of thoughts: 1. Put them someplace cool and dry to store in the bucket but go ahead and open the bucket beforehand. It's a couple of pull tabs that could frustrate someone if you're stressed a trying to open them. 2. Make sure you have enough both length and height-wise. These WILL bend a bit if you want them to so you don't have to plan out in straight lines. 3. Have rocks or something heavy to weigh them down when you lay them out. Overall, definitely getting more for when we need them again!

Our driveway is a downhill slope. I placed the tubes at about 60 degrees wherever water was coming down in sheets. The dams effectively diverted water away from the house in heavy rain. Observe where the water is flowing. Positioning the dams correctly will maximize efficiency. I have not tried building a wall with these but they are very strong and durable.

I got these things last hurricane season. They work well to stop the flooding. They claim to be reusable, however; you must leave them sit somewhere out of the way and out of the sun (degrades them) and it could take 6 months to drain the water out. My wife finally got tired of them and threw them away. That said I’m happy I had them when it started flooding.