Flex Seal Flood Protection or Sandbags?

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For years, the most accessible option for protecting your home and business from flooding was the backbreaking and painstaking use of sandbags. Until now. Flex Seal Flood Protection Products are here to change that.

Our new line of Flex Seal Flood Protection Products is designed to create multiple layers of waterproof protection that can help keep damaging flood water out. And then once flood waters recede… to be easily removed.

It’s time to ditch the bags for a revolutionary new alternative… UL-verified Flex Seal Flood Protection.

Coming soon to a retailer near you.

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I hope to see Thermonuclear Weapon protection some time this year from Flex Seal!

asinatrafanatic

I think for best protection its not a matter of “or” - its an “and”. Sandbags are great at protecting from strong streams or waves, while flex seal is great at, well, sealing off spaces from flooding.

nolram

The person narrating this sounds like Phil doing a deep voice
I was half expecting him to come in and be like
TO SHOW YOU THE POWER OF FLEX SEAL FLOOD PROTECTION
*Loud noise*
I CUT THIS HOUSE IN HALF

SinAster_

this commercials are so well edited in a dynamic entertaining way, and that´s a lot of damage!

sexyactioncoding

This is a great ad. I bought my friend a roll of flex tape for his birthday. (No joke)

dbeme

I loved Phil Swift's deep-voiced voice-over!

jpaulocpm

As the Lockpicking Lawyer always says, a lock is only as good as the container's weakest component. I'll assume the flex seal works exactly as advertised due to the successful use of it in the past. However, how will it prevent the water pressing up against the windows or floating debris from shattering said window, rendering the sealed edges moot?

josiaharaki

Can't wait to flex seal my camper and go to space.

ImmortalAbsol

I'm loving this promotion but, the 24-48 is the achilles for a lot of situations.

patrickhamos

In my years of flood fighting. My recollection is ... Those sandbags should have been 2/3s full. 30-40 lbs. Always laying them slack. They need to conform to the layer below. Not packed full and rigid. Otherwise that leaves room for water to get through.

hjartland

Who needs sand bags when you got a better innovation.

MrSquishmallow

Like I said, the idea is great but I really doubt the windows, especially old, would be able to handle the weight of the water if it rises too much. Using both methods would be a better idea IMO. Sandbags serving as a first barrier and Flex Seal serving as a backup solution if the first one fails.

cmpurguy

Guys I need It to keep radioactivity out, any product for that?

-Lazy

But does it work underwater and will the insides of my house be completely dry afterwards?

masterpokeball

But the thing is: water rarely just rises, it comes with a lot of force and with debris in it. So some mass like sand bags are crucial to protect against that. The flex seal stuff would be a great addition to that though!

penedrador