Customer Reviews for VEVOR Flood Barrier, 732 × 25.4 × 15.3 cm, Reusable PVC Water Diversion Tubes, Lightweight Hydro Barrier with Excellent Waterproof Effect Used for Doorways, Garages, Yellow

Bought two of these to keep water/dirt from flooding our pool during heavy rains. The inground pool is at the bottom of a hill, during heavy rains the dirt/mud washes down the hill and gets in the pool, until now! I put these water bags out about 3 times per year, takes about 20 minutes to fill each bag with water, and does a great job of protecting the pool.

Comes as advertised - prevented water from making its way down my stairs that lead out back to a poorly graded landscaped backyard -

Stopped flood waters from entering my house. Only house on the block that stayed dry inside. Was easy to roll out and fill with water.

Ordered several sizes for entry doors and sliders. Tampabay home surrounded by water after Milton came through which flooded my pool and patio. Had taped the doors and used these water bladders. Water came up ALL around my house about 6 inches. This product saved the interior of my home from flooding. Great product. Thankful.

Kept the water from pooling in our patio area.

Bien reçu la marchandise. Pas encore installé le boudin.

What a great idea. Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre until you fill it with water then it won't budge. We live on creage at the bottom of a hill and the recent rains has caused minor flooding. This has been fantatic at redirecting the water away from our house and shed. will be looking to buy a few more. Highly recommend, with the recent wet weather on the east coast - so much easier than sandbagging. 5 stars

We needed a semi-permanent spring through summer solution to rainy years. Water runs down the hill from the neighborhood and if it rains hard enough the water runs up against our foundation and the basement leaks. This is due to previous owners adding too much fill to the lawn when they removed a swimming pool in the 90s. I figured how to stop the problem from happening by using Quick Dams that puff up on demand. But the price of those is too high compared to owning this reusable PVC tube. The material is nice enough. I was mostly concerned with how thin it was, but it's reinforced PVC kind of like the floor of a nice tent or a life raft. It's nicer than your kid's inflatable wading pool, so my worries were relieved when I took it out of the box. It comes with two black pieces which I assume are patches. The 'wings' it comes with I will not be using, but they're yellow and can be kept to use as patches. I'm sure rubber cement will work well to fix this if needed. Most of the negative reviews are people trying to stop a one-time event and then drain and remove the thing. I plan on inflating in April and leaving until July. I didn't have any problems filling it with my garden nose. Make sure the filler it pointed up and that it's at the highest level and you can get the whole thing to fill all the way. I got the yellow one because it won't get as hot in the sun hopefully, but now we have a giant 24 foot lawn banana. But it's a necessary evil to keep my house dry for the time being until I win the lottery and can call out heavy earth moving companies to swale and tile my back yard.

Quality is there, easy to fill. Make sure cap is on the high side if there is a slope so it fills completely. I found the ground must be pretty flat, level and relatively smooth. The slightest incline will cause it to roll out of place. Dimples in surface or light dirt or sand underneath will cause it not to block the incoming water as well and water was coming through at a few points. Unfortunately the end of my driveway by the road the concrete has dimples and a slight decline because of the road transition and it was useless for me. The higher score is for the right conditions. Just make sure you have a clean smooth level surface. Also rolls when driven over even on level surface. We have driven over it 100 times with no structural problems. Also strong enough winds will make it roll too. Will show pictures of driveway dimples, before and after driving over it and where I had to move it back further to a smoother surface. I wanted it by the road to continue the path of the rain drainage. Now it all still comes down my driveway into my yard. Hope this gave some insight to useability.

Seem to be holding up nicely