Quick Dam Grab & Go Flood Kit includes 10-5-ft Flood Barriers in Bucket (QDGG5-10), Orange

I ordered this for a friend who faced issues with rainwater flooding and it works for door entryways.

Hopefully, we won't need to use this soon. The bags are lightweight and do not give the impression they will do what they should—until you deploy them in a wet environment. The water is absorbed, and they become thick, solid and heavy and exactly the same consistency as a regular sandbag. Very good.

Got them after Dubai rains in April, used in the milder rains after that, fine for stopping water but have not tried it in true flood environment

Did you hear about that atmospheric river that ripped through So. Cal? We were in it, and we put these things around the low areas of our house. Stopped the water perfectly. Barriers are flexible so they form to the shape of whatever they lay against. Channeled all water to the drains. Happy with purchase

We had 12" of rain inside of 24 hours and was pleased with the results. Easy to prep, seem to be durable and pulled after rainy season passed. Size is wonderful, storage is tight/fair. Functioned as a diverter and a dam in different areas. Recommend for anyone that needs a temporary 'hand' with water control.

If you have any surface water concerns, you need this product. Water activated, they puff up quickly and divert water away from harm's way. They stay in place and are good for a rainy season. I always have a fresh pack on hand!

Very Excellent for holding back water, but they are not reusable unless you’re living in a desert locale where they can dry out. Here in the East it takes many months to dry out. And they have raised the price significantly so I’m looking for an alternative. Too bad.

These really saved our sun porch from flooding during Hurricane Milton in October 2024! The rain came down so fast we had a "lake" around the back of our house, and these prevented the water from coming in under the door (which is at ground level) or the lower windows (also at ground level). We knew just how great that was, because when we didn't have these in place, we got a lot of water in our sun porch during an earlier storm and it was a huge mess to clean up. I like that you can dry them out and use them again. We just left them out in place to dry out over the "winter" dry months and the are ready for storms again. I don't know how long the covering fabric (non woven, I think) will last in the Florida sun, but we have already ordered another canister to be prepared. Measure the area you need to protect to decide what size and how many you need.