Drain blockers

[Jarrod]

Has anyone using these? http://www.absorbentsonline.com/draincover.htm
If so please tell me if good or not.
I am currantly using Latamat "water bags" and they work, but, what a pain in the neck!!

[bforbis]

I have used drain blockers before and they work well, but there are alternatives. Some absorbants can be found in McMaster Carr and placed in front of a drain. You can be creative and make your own out of heavy duty rubber, fire hose and other similar items if you are a tight budget.

[Jarrod]

Brent, it was a pleasure talking to you, call me anytime - 248-961-0800
I hope I wasn't too much of a chatter box. Sometimes I get a little excited when I talk with other pwers. Keep posting!!

[bforbis]

It was a pleasure as well. Thanks for the suggestions. I am new to the forum and relatively new in business. This has been an education to help answer someof my questions as I work through issues in the business.
I work hard at researching the RIGHT way, BEST way and other issues to grow my business and work with customers, procedures etc.

I sincerely appreciate you help.

[Jarrod]

Any time - 248-961-0800