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What are sandbags used for?

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Sandbags are used for building flood barriers to protect property, building earthbag houses, and to control erosion along river and lake banks, among other purposes. Choose a sandbag size to learn more 14" x 26" (most popular) 18" x 30"

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How to use sandbags: filling tips and materials

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Sandbags Filling Tips Fill sandbags 1/2 to 2/3 full and tie the bag at the top with the included ties Lay flat when in place This sandbag should weigh between 35-40 lbs. An overfilled sandbag weighs between 60-75 lbs and will leave gaps which will allow water to seep through. Always wear gloves during the filling operation to avoid hand injuries and protect yourself from contaminants in sand and floodwater. Safety goggles should be used on dry and windy days. Filling sandbags is physically demanding work and can easily cause back and other injuries if not careful. Always lift with...

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What You Need to Know Before Buying Universal Studios Singapore Ticket - Gregaldur

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THE BEST RIDES AND ATTRACTIONS Universal Studios Singapore has 24 attractions across 7 zones, with 30 restaurants and food carts. TIP: After finishing Hollywood Walk, head left into Madagascar. Most people turn right. The rides will be quieter and have shorter lines. Madagascar is themed around DreamWorks films. Far Far Away Land is themed around Shrek films. Both Enchanted Airways and Puss in Boots Giant Journeys are child-friendly roller coasters. Great fun: Shrek 4-D, Donkey Live show. The Lost World includes Jurassic Park. Kids can ride the Dyno Soren, a flying dinosaur. The braver can ride the Jurassic Park Rapids...

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Gravel bags vs. standard sandbags

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Gravel bags and standard sandbags are different names for the same product: poly sandbags. They are just filled with different materials. Gravel bags Filled using gravel Protect against erosion Gravel traps soil but allows water to flow through, protecting against mudslides Standard sandbags Filled using sand Used for flood control Sand stops water, protecting against flooding  Choose a sandbag size 14" x 26" (most popular) 18" x 30"

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How to protect your home from a mudslide

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If you live next to a dirt hill, you might wonder how to protect your home from a mudslide during heavy rain.  If the hill is not properly protected during a rainstorm, a mudslide can happen. Mudslides can be dangerous and deadly. In Everett, Washington, a large mudslide took the lives of 41 individuals in April 2014. Here are a few solutions to protect your house or street from mudslides: Permanent solutions Planting vegetation: This is the best and most long term solution to erosion. When trees and other plants are planted on the hill, the roots keep the soil in place,...

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