Introducing FloodSax Features & Benefits Comparison Application Examples Overview

Features Conformity 100% Biodegradable 5 year guaranteed shelf life Rapid activation – 1 lb. to 45 lbs. in < 5 min. Holds up to 5.5 gallons

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Benefits Deployment –S–Speed –E–Ease Transport Freeze / Thaw 90 Days Against Fluid Storage –“–“Insurance Policy” –W–Warehousing Comparison Disposal –C–Clean –D–Dirty

Ease of Storage FloodSax come sealed and boxed, no special storage needs Three individual bag sizes, 1 Common shipping box for easier pallet storage A Single 40 Foot high top container, holds enough FloodSax to replace approx. 600,000 lbs. of sand (Est. 20, lbs.)

Comparison FloodSax vs. Sandbags Sandbags – Messy and heavy – Large coordinated labor effort – Unwieldy to lift and handle – Difficult to transport – Can deteriorate (replace regularly) Rodents UV Rays Freeze / Thaw – Storage challenges – Deploy protection, hoping you don’t need it – Additional costs

Comparison FloodSax vs. Sandbags – Only deploy when actually needed – No tiny grains like sand spill out – Can be expanded in water right next to deployment – Convenient – can even use floodwater to activate – Easy to store – vacuum packed to save even more room – Can be packed up tightly and carried around in work vehicles – Can be available on-hand immediately for any flooding emergency indoors or our – Far cleaner and easier to handle indoors – Lightweight before they are used, with the heavy duty bag weighing just 1 lb. – Can be used by people who can not lift sandbags – Hundreds can be taken to the scene quickly by one person in a car – Roll one up and put in the toilet or floor drain to block dirty water – FloodSax don’t need sand – one of the earth’s natural resources – and so save the environment

Application Examples Flash floods Flood mitigation Directional control Seepage Flood cleanup Plugging / Sealing Other fluids Lift Station cleanup Tree Planting Leaking Pipes / Water Heaters

After the flood So the water has receded now what? –F–FloodSax can be used to absorb the remaining water in the cleanup effort –F–FloodSax can be mulched and dispersed in parks and gardens, remember each heavy duty bag is holding 5.5 gallons of water