🧽 Enhanced Absorbency with New Pig Absorbent PIG202 Review

We use these to detect potential leaks on our water heater. It does a great job with regular leaks, but if the entire furnace fails, it won't absorb the entire contents of the furnace. I don't think it can handle that much water. We have been using them for many years and are satisfied.

We placed them on the floor of our patio and we could see exactly how they behaved in a downpour. They stopped the flow of rainwater to the door for about 10 minutes as the vermiculite inside them expanded. But as they expanded, they became permeable! The water just flowed through them, slowly and steadily! I thought they would become impenetrable as they absorb water and expand. Not so.

We used them in every door during Hurricane Florence when we had days with wind and rain (about 30 inches of rain total). If water didn't come in through the main doors of our home, sucking up water at the garage doors and keeping our garage dry, but most importantly keeping water out of our kayak room and preventing water from reaching the dehumidifier in that room. These socks got soaked, but the rooms stayed dry! I tried drying them but they were very wet and it took me many days to dry them