Absorbent Sock New Pig Polypropylene Leak Guard

Description

Product Overview

The New Pig absorbent sock (model PIG106) is crafted from 100% polypropylene skin and filler, delivering a lightweight yet highly absorbent material that captures water, spills, and condensation. Measuring 48 x 3 x 3 inches and weighing just 1.15 pounds, each sock offers a substantial surface area while remaining easy to handle. Designed for unisex use, these socks are ideal for basements, garages, under freezers, and around equipment where moisture can cause damage or mold.

Usage

These absorbent socks excel in environments prone to leaks, such as under water coolers, around HVAC units, or alongside washing machines. Place them on the floor of a garage to catch drips from tools, or line the base of a freezer to absorb condensation. They are also perfect for commercial cleaning crews needing a quick, reusable solution for accidental spills.

Why Choose Us

New Pig’s commitment to quality ensures each sock maintains its absorbency over multiple uses without developing musty odors. The polypropylene construction resists degradation, offering durability far beyond standard paper towels. With a 4.6‑star rating from over 5,000 customers, this product has proven its reliability in both home and industrial settings.

Key Features

• High absorption capacity for leaks, spills, and condensation
• Reusable up to 3 times – squeeze out water or air‑dry
• Lightweight 100% polypropylene material prevents mustiness
• Compact 48‑inch length fits under most equipment
• Easy to clean – no laundering required, just air‑dry

FAQ

How many times can I reuse the absorbent sock?

The sock can be used 1‑3 times. After each use, squeeze out excess water or lay it flat to air‑dry before the next application.

Can I wash the sock in a washing machine?

No, the sock should not be laundered. Washing can degrade the polypropylene material and reduce its absorbency.

Is the sock suitable for large volume liquid spills?

The sock is designed for moderate leaks and condensation. For large volume spills, consider a dedicated diking solution.

Will sunlight damage the sock?

Yes, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the material to degrade. Store the socks in a cool, shaded area when not in use.

What is the best way to store the socks after use?

Allow the sock to air‑dry completely, then store it in a dry, indoor location away from moisture and sunlight.