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Travis Zdrazil (800) 869-9633 The Time to Plan Ahead
for a Hurricane is Now “Put a Sock in it – a Hurricane Sock!” The past couple
of years we’ve witnessed record-breaking hurricane phenomena including a total
of thirty-one tropical and subtropical cyclones in 2005’s Atlantic hurricane
season alone, according to Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia. Looking
ahead at the future along with the threat of damage associated with additional
hurricanes, more and more homeowners are seeking ways of keeping their home and
possessions dry and safe. The best
way to make sure home damage is kept at a minimal is to prepare ahead of time
and carry effective products that deter the destruction of water leaks, heavy
rain, increased precipitation, busted water pipes, flooded basements, and
unavoidable acts of Mother Nature. And a popular product sweeping
hurricane-prone locations (such as About the Hurricane
Sock Boasting
the capacity to absorb up to one gallon of water, the Hurricane Sock specially
accommodates windows and doors when damaging wet weather starts to stir. And
although the product name suggests it only assists those during hurricane
season, there are many other uses associated with the Hurricane Sock. For
example, the sock works great at preventing the threat of mold and other damage
that comes with a leaky basement, as well as combating pesky window moisture by
collecting excess water. Notable, as
well, are the impressive materials of the Hurricane Sock. The outside of the
sock is constructed of a durable tubular nylon material that is filled with an
ultra-absorbent polypropylene. This allows the product to conform to any
desirable surface in an economical and uncompromising manner. After a quick
air-dry, the Hurricane Sock is ready for continuous reuse. Popular Hurricane Sock
Uses Many common
locations about the house have responded well to the Hurricane Sock. These
include: Overall, the
water absorbent sock is effective in lessening water damage, dampness, and
mildew. The sock also allows homeowners to pre-plan for the risk of leakage by
using the Hurricane Sock in potential spots about the house where water is
involved. This includes the water heater, water filtering systems, and the
washing machine. In the end,
people find that the sock is much easier to use than a wad of paper towels, or
mop and bucket to clean up water damage. And it’s very cost effective. The typical
Hurricane Sock is gray in color and measures three inches wide and four feet
long. It also comes in varying sizes, price ranges, and quantities. For
instance, two Hurricane Socks per case cost an average of $12.99. Four
Hurricane Socks cost around $19.99 per case, while a dealer will charge about
$29.99 for a case of 10 socks. One of the largest quantity-size orders per case
is 40 Hurricane Socks, which runs a customer about $70. For more
information, visit: http://www.cleanupstuff.com/water-absorbent-s/24.htm and check current pricing and specials. Then
be prepared for your next hurricane season well in advance. -30-
PCI Products Company
Address 4195 Chino Hills Pkwy., #360
Chino Hills, CA 91709 United States
Email: info@absorbentsonline.com
Website http://www.cleanupstuff.com
