Water Snake Moisture Absorber
344112
Water Snake Moisture Absorber
344112
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- Description
- Quick - what's the biggest moisture problem area in your home? Just as quickly, this yard-long water snake moisture absorber will dry it up. All-natural material of water absorbing snake absorbs 10 times its weight; fabric casing conforms to any shape. Put an end to moisture problems with this innovative water absorber designed to wick moisture from the air and absorb water from leaks and spills. This high-quality water absorber provides an ideal solution for wetter areas such as window sills, basements, laundry rooms, and bathrooms. Give yourself peace of mind when it rains with one a moisture water snake placed at the bottom of a garage door or anywhere you have water leaks. Enjoy stress-free nights away from home knowing moisture buildup is a thing of the past with this fast-acting moisture absorber. Plus, this reusable moisture solver makes an excellent gift for the person who has everything! Make Miles Kimball your first stop for intelligent solutions for your home where you’ll find smart products like this water snake. Air dry to reuse window moisture absorber. Regular snake water absorbers: 38" long x 4"dia. Large snake: 36" long x 5 3/4"dia. Regular snake weighs 0.66 Lbs; at its most absorbent, it’ll weigh 6.6 Lbs. Large snake weighs 1.7 Lbs; at its most absorbent, it’ll weigh 17 Lbs.
- Features
- Regular: 38" long x 4" diameter
- Large: 36" long x 5 3/4" dia
- Absorbs 10 times its weight
- Air dry to reuse
- More Details
- Regular snake weighs 0.66 Lbs; at its most absorbent, it’ll weigh 6.6 Lbs.
- Large snake weighs 1.7 Lbs; at its most absorbent, it’ll weigh 17 Lbs.
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It is a sleeve of cloth that holds an absorbent filler, like a bean bag, so I assume it will work anywhere. It could be used outdoors like a sandbag at the bottom of a door or window. Not sure how long the fabric would last with outdoor use. Hope this helps.
Do not put it in the dryer. The water snake is sand base and will ruin the dryer. They do drip dry very quickly. Use two buckets side by side and they will be dry or at least ready to reuse in an hour. I had a leaky door for years in Florida. We get real down pours that would just come in that door. I kept the water snakes at the base they soaked up all the rain. Even when the hurricanes came through, 4 water snakes kept the water out!!
The water sakes are wonderful. Ad they can be dried and reused. I don’t, exactly, know where you want to put them. They do hold guitar amount of water, I’ve only used them for leaks in the basement. I don’t know if you’re talking about water from flooding? You could try them, depending on the amount water to be adsorbed. I’ve been quite happy with them. So give them a try.
Thank you for your question. The sizes for this item are
•Regular: 38" long x 4" diameter
•Large: 36" long x 5 3/4" dia
We hope this information will be of help to you.
I have never used my water snake to absorb water. I use it as a draft dodger. When it gets dusty I run the vacuum hose over it
Sorry, they only remove water they can soak up. They have to be in the puddle of water to pick it up.
If you mean BENEATH the door, and the distance from floor to door is no more than an inch or so, I would say "yes", it could. I have two of these items, and they do absorb an incredible amount of fluid. Takes some time to dry them out, however. I usually hang mine to do so, but it does need time. If your door is constantly leaky, it wouldn't work very well.
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Thank you for your question. Allow natural drying by evaporation. Place in direct sunlight or on a hot air vent. It will get stiff and lumpy, just use your hands with light pressure to return back to regular shape. We hope this information will be of help to you.
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Thank you for your question. It is filled with crushed corn cob. We hope this information will be of help to you.
Have a door in garage that let's water in. Husband doesn't want to risk wrecking something else to fix this. Holds ton of water
I have used it before and it works well at soaking up water that leaks under the door
We have a leak in our shed and have a couple of other ones and they soak up the water really good. Needed to put some in another spot so ordered more.
These were used at my hospital where I worked they worked great there We use them in our Garage It floods when there’s a flash flood these have helped save us a ton of work. I don’t care what color…