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New Pig Mildew-Resistant Absorbent Sock | Water Absorbing Snake | 3" x 10' | 2.5-Gal Absorbency | Pack of 1 | PM50637
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New Pig Mildew-Resistant Absorbent Sock | Water Features
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WATER ABSORBER SOCK absorbs leaks, spills and condensation making PIG absorbent socks perfect for basement and garage use – easy to clean up any leak
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SOCKS SHOULD NOT be left in direct sunlight. UV exposure will cause degradation. Socks should not be Laundered
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FLEXIBLE ABSORBENT SOCK is ideal for placing under freezers and coolers, along walls and surrounding equipment
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AIR-DRY AND REUSE 1-3 times; squeeze water from sock or lay flat to air dry before reuse
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MILDEW RESISTANT ABSORBENT SOCK is made of 100% polypropylene skin and filler, resisting the growth of mildew and mold, perfect for long-term use
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WATER ABSORBING SNAKE is lightweight and designed to quickly absorb and retain water (not recommended for diking large volumes of liquid)
About New Pig Mildew-Resistant Absorbent Sock | Water
Flexible socks stop and absorb water from leaks, drips and condensation without growing mildew. Socks are made of 100% polypropylene skin that resists tearing and reduces dust and hold in liquid, even when fully saturated. Filler resists the growth of mildew unlike cellulose absorbent socks. Great for use in the basement and garage where water seeps in. Place them in front of freezers, coolers and more to catch leaks and condensation where they show up. This lightweight, water absorbing sock is designed to quickly absorb and retain water. Not suitable for either the washing machine or dryer as the sock may become damaged in the process and filler loose in the machines. Only suitable for air drying. Socks should not be left in direct sunlight. Prolonged UV exposure will cause degradation.
