1 Pack of Quick Dam Flood Barriers Review

I bought four of these to place in front of a driveway that slopes down from the road. Just moments later, in a storm, the one in the middle rolled down my driveway, leaking all the drain from the street into my driveway.

I bought 2 of these specifically because the literature said they could be run over Both pierced within 2 days So now I have $200 worth of useless plastic left over I have used other Quik Dam products in the past and they have worked well so I am a bit disappointed in them.

Does exactly what it's supposed to do, the material is thick and strong. This is a bit expensive, but it always pays off if it prevents damage at least once. I'm glad I chose this reusable, looks like it's worth using the disposables.

Quick Dam was a real disappointment. Quick Dam is thought through to the smallest detail; these are two cylinders of different sizes that are connected by a longitudinal seam to prevent them from rolling away. Half an hour after the six meter long Quick Dam was filled, it ruptured at the seam and lost all of its contents. Maybe the shorter Quick Dams are stronger, I don't know, but I just sent mine back for a refund. Quick Dam also has to reimburse my wasted H20.

These things were easy to set up. They kept parts of my house from flooding that always get flooded during hurricanes. During that hurricane, I felt better when I saw the water being diverted from my home. However, simply unscrewing the cap to drain the product will not work. . Despite my above-average intelligence and slowness, the product only had to be moved for the water to flow out of the top hole. As a result, I have three broken devices and two more that are still filled with water until

The product works well for draining water, but its design is incredibly stupid. I bought it in the belief and hope that there were two slots to fill at each end - an obvious need for below level slots. I had to divert rainwater that was running down our house causing flooding. I was horrified to see there would be trouble as my gentle slope drained the dam. Oh god, ever. I am writing this while slowly tugging on the sack and emptying it, hoping not to cling to anything by punching a hole in it.

Bought 4 20ft and about 10ft to place on our breakwater which is a flat concrete (sealed concrete) surface. Dressed up, got up the next morning and rolled back into the yard two o'clock! Light 10 mph breeze, no storms, strong winds and waves as the lake was calm. Dried them out, stacked them as recommended by the company representative, left the cottage, returned about 10 days later and they lay scattered like dominoes on the grass in the yard, rolling down the flat top of the breakwater, what…