PIG Water Absorbing Kit - 10-Gallon Absorbency per kit - Blue - PM50491

I have some major leagues in my house I got these until I can get proper Plumbing done did the job holds a lot of water really perfect durable and it protected my floor is great good value for the money it comes with a lot of different sizes so it was just perfect they're lightweight but they hold a lot of water

These are the best spill pickup mats available. I've used them in the lab, but find great use in my house too. When my refrigerator water filter failed and created a minor flood, these mats soaked it all up in a few minutes. Just hand wring them out to reuse. After the calamity was fixed and a new filter installed, I just washed in the clothing washer and air dried. Ready for the next disaster. I keep a few of these under the hinge end of my indoor spa cover so that the drips that occur on opening the spa are instantly caught.

Excellent water-absorbing items that are being used in the garage. Stops water from running back to the wall and other areas as well. Came well packaged, and I have been very happy with this purchase.

Order the kit for my basement; with some rain and the rolls absorbed it. Now, I am waiting for heavier rain fall to see how well it works. The pads were okay but not as absorbent as the rolls.

They really work great. I have water in the corner of my basement that drives me crazy these socks suck it right up. Well worth the $

My basement provided water-based heating which is great but the overflow from the system has flooded our basement multiple times as it only has a fake drain that goes down about six inches. The water from the house drains above head level in the basement so there is no easy way to deal with boiler overflow situations. The first solution was to add battery-powered water sensors. This notified us of the next overflow but a bit late to handle the flooding. To add something like a basement pump used in the midwest basements would be expensive and take quite a bit of work and materials. The Pig approach is wonderful as it provides a solution to trap most of the overflow water and we still use the water sensor. In the past, my concern was if the boiler overflow problem happened while we were away for whatever reasons, we would still come home to a flooded basement. The pig solution is consistent with the absorptions numbers reported as I of course had to test the product. The sheets that come with the cylindrical pigs also do the job. I tested a stack six high and all water in my test tub was absorbed even though only the two lower layers were in direct contact with the water level. For me, this is an easy and attractive solution to a problem that has bothered me for years. Thanks for this product innovation.

They work very well. I use these in the garage to absorb rain water that seeps in under the door. Dries easily too.

I tend to have water problems follow me, so I bought this kit "just in case". This summer I had a patio roof installed, where they cut back the gutters and over hang of the roof on the house. Not expecting any rain, the gap was not covered over night. The nexxt morning, when an "unexpected" storm came through, it was like a water fall inside my living room. I quickly grabbed my Pig Spill kit to stop the water from going into the room any further and to soak up the water. Once I had the room dry, I hung the pads and tubes to dry. It takes a long time to dry, but everything has been folded and stored in the original plastic cube for the new water mishap. (I don't think you can reuse in the case of an oil or chemical spill)