How to use Flood Guard - Car Bag / Car Cover for Flood

[@zangovu]

Too bad they didn't get to all the cars in Texas and Florida on time they would had made a killing.

[@1TalldrinkH2O]

Zango Vu I was thinking that too.

[@kfstreich4787]

floating away because they didn't tie it off...

[@k.r.v.4219]

KFStreich I would not expect that to keep the car in place! That strap, if it did not break would tear a big hole in the bag!

[@zepolzepol8200]

Zango Vu another hurricane is gonna hit Florida

[@beezertwelvewashingbeard8703]

risking tearing the bag if the car floats with the tether attached. Use ratchet straps to anchor it to the ground if possible.

[@RyanMiller3039]

A Nissan Juke is never worth saving.

[@TechTubeHDReviews]

Richard Hammond??

[@a.z.1057]

Haha

[@SssandNBtwnMytoes]

Best comment

[@scallywag1716]

Jesse Solozano this POS cars are 40k? I think not.

[@RyanMiller3039]

Jesse Solozano whoever pays 40k for a Nissan juke shouldn't be driving.

[@kylekeogh2731]

Don't call it flood guard, call it the "car condom"

[@ptproductions3582]

It's really not that bad of a idea

[@miniena7774]

*An

[@phantommedia9964]

except that it scratches the paint, not that people who buy this car care lol

[@hypno159753]

PHANTOM MEDIA - Cars, RCs, and Lego Technic you'd rather total your car than scratch your paint? Priorities.

[@phantommedia9964]

hypno159753 lol just jk, people either don't care and use this or they have money (and nicer cars) and store them somewhere else safer such as shipping them out of state or in an elevated warehouse

[@Sly_koala]

Along as your car is only flooded with still water and doesn't have debris and a current etc. So if it's in a garage it'll work. On the street all kinds of shit will be in the water and cut the bag...

[@John_Conner222]

this is a great idea. not just for cars but lets say you don't have much time and a cat 5 is coming. If you had multiple bags you could put your most valuable stuff in the bags (not just the car) and tie it down

[@jay.viewzzz]

Houston and Florida should've been aware of this weeks ago

[@deejeff8846]

SGT.DARKNESS now we know

[@Ravenswyck18]

We literally kissed our Stingray goodbye when Florence came through North Carolina. Thankfully we didn’t flood out.

[@markp.7165]

I had a good chuckle seeing this video. After what happened in Texas I was telling my wife that we should invent a water tight bag for a car. As usual it's already been done. Like others have said I would just move my car to higher ground but I'm thinking in some cases this may be a decent option. Thing is many who thought they were out of danger, weren't.

[@mark.b5087]

Wow they did this in Philippines bravo!!!

[@dewiz4516]

We need this in north Carolina now!!

[@freddoflintstono9321]

I think it may be worth waiting until the car has cooled down. You don't want your exhaust to make a new hole :).

[@jamie.t.k.hulinjr4061]

Save money. Take 2 sheets 50×50 plastic visqeen. Drive car over plastic. Wrap up and tie at top of vehicle with rope and water proof tape. Under 100$ bucks. Cajun car wrap.

[@sebastianspalding5016]

cock

[@akbychoice]

Jamie H. Remember to put some hot peppers inside.

[@queefmicester1189]

Osvaldo Ah , , , , 370z's are fucking gay as fuck my nigga

[@brendanburke6922]

Queef Micester Jealous

[@pandorin2348]

Jamie H. Shutttt the fuck up nigga aint nobody care

[@JeremaeFlores]

This totally makes sense from where the product came from. Residential areas near CBD where convenience and property prices could make a risk of 1-2 days flooding of up to 6 feet high worth it 😆 it is perfectly normal other days of the year. To those saying just bring it somewhere high, mall parking lots here do offer that for free in anticipation of a strong typhoon. Just the problem of having to get back home knowing the floods would subside next day... Hope it gets improved with some of the suggestions here and goes commercial again

[@STREETRACEN4U]

I was getting ready to call this stupid until i realized it just might work! With some minor tweaking this could be a very great product! Also, driving into the bubble is kind of scary because somebody could leave the car running and suffocate.

[@diegos5316]

step 1: wrap it up step 2: preheat oven at 350° step 3: put it in step 4: wait and you're done! now you know how to cook a nissan

[@donkeysmell6182]

Gopnik n but wait there's more!

[@hav1byte]

Pretty interesting- if they can offer them in a reasonable price range im sure a good auto deduction may be worth it by the ins companies- ins companies can save a lot of money vs payouts

[@CaptainEverythingHumorandMore]

Looks promising. Hope it works. Thumbs up.

[@dj2ki]

Florida needs this...

[@TallMichelleWithTheLongHair]

Ok why arent you advertising this in hurricane season? We could have used these in Houston.

[@Milesamanjaro]

Michelle Williams It was uploaded almost four months ago...

[@WesleyClouden]

they dont read lol

[@johnpkang]

People just dont look for these before the storm, they look after like you're doing.

[@jugostran]

I am confused.I got stuck in the bag and the car is outside.Please send help ;(

[@pdeblois1880]

Hope the water doesn't rise too high and you crush the roof in that carport. Rushing water has a lot of force too......enough to break those straps.

[@zakaroonetwork777]

Are they Rat Chew Resistant?

[@hhnguyen504]

Make sure you also have a butt load of desiccants in there too. You don't want to seal in residual moisture.

[@jpjp9111]

Better than active moisture.

[@AlwaysCovered1227]

I just told my wife a week ago we need a bigger seal-a-meal and now I see this

[@kajalmunu3761]

U need one hour for this every day.

[@yossefworetaw2874]

That's a smart thing bet it's sales easy in asian countrie where they have a lot of tropical hurricane

[@ramonrodriguez4533]

Why didn't Securo Inc. pay to have this commercial playing 24hrs a day in Florida these past 2 weeks?

[@sparkyjones560]

Ramon Rodriguez because they don't have U.S. distribution until mid October according to their website.

[@PeterFeederHQ]

Because you live in the u.s

[@ABCABC-hn1xw]

Got one to fit my 18 wheeler

[@jugostran]

ABC ABC good for you,oh,wait a second

[@yahtadi5152]

Man, its actually cool

[@p3l1k44n1]

While this is great when a flood is coming, keeping your cars sealed in bags like these for storage is a bad idea. Because this bag will trap moisture in which will make the car rust like crazy. But for flood damage, yeah short term storage, this bag will save your car. (As long as it doesn't just float around and crash into something.)

[@Paretozen]

hence the straps to keep it secure

[@jyotiguin1007]

why not place some moisture absorber like rice or something inside

[@sparkyjones560]

Jyoti Guin hahaha rice..... because their Asians! Well played! You could have said desiccant packets or a bucket of damp rid but you went with rice. Pure genius!

[@v_06_baradkaratharvavinaya70]

John Burgess so the car would be a ricer even though it isn't a old Honda like if you get it lol

[@jugostran]

Modern cars do not rust easily.Also,i do not think a lot of moisture would get trapped insids in the first placs.

[@PK-gx7ke]

I came up with this when I was10 years old 25 years ago. My parents weren't impressed and probably told me to shut the front door.!

[@1188clean]

Cool Idea. Although i won't need this since it never rains where I live

[@scallywag1716]

Good concept, but they need to make it where one person can install it with any help.

[@audioramplify]

Nature always wins👟

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

Great idea I was thinking about building a raft from 2 liter bottles one up next down to give the build strength. Would need to have a ramp up and secure it to the ride. Use marine plywood or develop a plastic topper.

[@webwanderer249]

was wondering the web for protecting the car from rats... landed up here... is it available on amazon in all countries ?

[@bennybop5387]

Imagine someone bought this thinking they outsmarted the storm....just for the tree or pole it's tied to, to fall on it😂

[@SuperchargedMM]

Any other car could've been used to demonstrate this product and they choose the Nissan Juke 😐

[@fartinswagg]

Malik Manson dont you mean the nissan joke?

[@shitboxcentral]

Malik Manson at least they didn't use a Prius.

[@SuperchargedMM]

Anthony's Gaming Prius looks better 😂

[@shitboxcentral]

Malik Manson true tho. At least use the Juke Nismo.

[@PeterFeederHQ]

Malik Manson At least they didn't use a ford

[@kint3300]

How can they get this all out of the water?

[@shaileshshah2823]

there is a chance of flood water entering through the stitching hole areas of the car cover and even after flood is gone water will be there and messy until the cover is not opened

[@LitOBOo]

What happened to the flood car bag? Are you selling? Im very interested.

[@Jec2]

these guys probably made a lot of money during the hurricanes

[@NotLilWien]

Good idea, but who would save a Juke anyway?

[@chrisespinal6606]

If there is going to be a flood where I live I’m buying this

[@xXxGnuVirusxXx]

Will this protect a car if the car is 100% under water. Will water seep through te zipper? I lived in southeast texas and we just went through an aweful hurricane. I was lucky enough that thw water for our vehicles only reached the rocker panels., but next time we may not be so lucky. Many neigbors and people in our town had their cars completely under water. Will this prevent that, and is there some type of guarentee that it will?

[@revaddict]

I am guessing that the zippers are folded and kept as high as possible (while trying to secure the ends).. You can see that at 0:55.. Technically there can never be something everything proof.. I'd imagine if there is some debris in the water and it came gushing in this could also tear.. But this is still a lot better than nothing..

[@jamie.t.k.hulinjr4061]

xXxGnuVirusxXx Lol?? Really?? there's no guarantees in a hurricane. I went through it many times. What we did was take our vehicle and parked it miles and miles away from the storm when we had our more than enough time to get out of dodge week notice that a storm was coming. GEEZ. I mean, was this storm REALLY A SURPRIZE!!???

[@boat6868]

With this bag the car should not get 100% under water because once the water gets to a certain height (approx. 2 feet) the bag and the car inside of it actually begin to float...so no matter how high the water gets the car will just float on top (assuming you do not have the vehicle in an enclosed structure that has a roof) They talk about the floating at 2 minutes into the video.

[@TheTacobeaster]

boat6868 lol no they don't. You are full of shit

[@boat6868]

Before tonight I didn't know anything about these flood bags...but I am not full of shit...and if you think about it hard enough you might figure it out. It is another brand of bag but watch this video at this link...at 1:20 in the vid it shows the cars floating. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e57WgKWgoc92n7c

[@jonlee5642]

Why not just drive your car someplace not in tbe flood zone if you know a hurricane or natural disaster is on its way

[@ronsmith1364]

or don't live in one.

[@Coecoebrown]

Even non flood zones can become flooded with enough rainfall or a dam failure.

[@cakeman58]

Riddick tonn did you not notice the gas shortages when Irma hit?

[@sparkyjones560]

Coecoebrown if a dam fails, you aren't going to have enough time to bag your car.

[@cakeman58]

dam it, you're right.

[@BHALAMURAALI]

Please let me know if this can be shipped to India

[@ometofu]

This is a great last minute option. Is this shipping in United States?

[@izzulhamzah]

Thats a lot of work & folding to do

[@Paretozen]

So ehm.. serious question, do you get the girls to install them for you?

[@chazwyman]

Problem: DO you use the car to get away from the flood? Or do you save the car and your entire family drowns in the back yard when the flood comes.

[@tawidave7092]

Just park your car on the roof like a normal person.

[@zachk5384]

Tawi Dave what if have no roof

[@scufyplays9719]

jeff Sessige then your not normal😑😑😑

[@zachk5384]

Scufy Plays I have a roof but not one structurally sound enough to hold the weight of a vehicle

[@lancsroddl3131]

What if the car gets blown away

[@Engineer9736]

And once the flood is over and you’re cruising around after the water is gone, the whole city will be waiting until you leave your car on a parking lot, so they can steal it. Like how it went at St. maarten a few weeks ago. They needed new houses so they can put their freshly stolen flatscreens somewhere.

[@rdannyb]

Very good idea.

[@eric.6653]

You should've let that Juke get wrecked and get the insurance money so you can get a decent car.

[@geoffreybiddle8454]

Does this fit all sizes of cars because in the video, you were using a Nissan Juke, which is a smaller car but would this fit bigger vehicles?

[@l3n1x]

Do they come in human size to store women and children, also ?

[@zstrode.8953]

So it could just float away?

[@Jataylor8991]

My question is, what it sealing the zipper?once water finds its way it it will open the zipper and boom car is floating in a bag of water

[@jpjp9111]

What a great idea

[@cheemsdoge977]

If they accidently left the man the car ,and seal it up?

[@surajp7530]

Is this still available in market??

[@JoeKyser]

What they don't say is the water can only get so high and make sure it's somewhere where nothing is going to float and hit it because the soon as you puncture the bag bye-bye

[@robdee4051]

Zip-lock for a car:) pretty clever:) One problem thou it will float!!! I strongly doubt, that this strap will keep it in place?!

[@billymorgan7717]

Would it not be easier to move the car ?

[@noname6979]

Plastic wrap works too 😎

[@Engineer9736]

no name good luck getting it underneath the car without making leaks.

[@carljohnson4996]

They should replace the zipper with seal lock i use those seal lock baggies for my phone before walking into flooded waters and it works like if nothing happened and no water went inside someone should copy this design and make it better after all this is a free market ;)

[@TommyGames97]

Will it fit my rental cars in ????

[@kyleslifestyle8541]

I bet it's a pain in the ass when you don't have 2 Asian women holding the bag open for you.

[@sparkyjones560]

Kyle's Lifestyle "so simple, even two Asian ladies can do it!" Man I can't wait for the commercials on tv!

[@PeterFeederHQ]

Any MAN could do this by himself. Unless your a sensitive lazy bitch like most people.

[@tommcd8471]

to be fair 2 Asian women do the work of like 10 regular Western women.

[@joshdevdoss9041]

I hope this thing is not as much of a joke than the design of the Nissan "Jo"ke

[@luke_5187]

We used one of these for harvey, and our car was fine we lost nothing since we lived on the 8th floor of our apt our car was completely submerged, because it was underground parking but we secured it to concrete slabs and the floor

[@sparkyjones560]

Luke Aguillard no you didnt, because it isn't distributed in the u.s. until october. You can't but it here so unless you went to the Phillipines.... yeah.... no.

[@brianwest2775]

@@sparkyjones560 It's not the only car bag on the market.

[@kokohead1010]

COOL!!! I CAN NOW DRIVE MY CAR INTO THE OCEAN!!!!

[@Hunmbre]

What if you scratches the roof of the car??

[@inactive5191]

Humans are so smart👍

[@lyonsonque]

do you sell that here in the Philippines

[@markw2427]

Its called full coverage insurance

[@hennrybautista8722]

where can i buy this ..?? help please ..

[@rickschneider9019]

do you have one for a full size suv like a suburban

[@renzgonz6060]

Where to buy that car cover?

[@svt3941]

Well done

[@justanornallife]

Invest and save my car ..? Or get rid of my note ....?

[@carljohnson4996]

just a normal life trust me save your car cause then you wont have a reliable transpo

[@anthonyc8157]

is there a money back guarantee?

[@epicmcgriddle7874]

So a big ass drybag? But for car?

[@flyinsushi8144]

What if dirt gets into the bag before you put your car in it and it fucks up the paint?

[@royaloreca]

Flyin sushi then shame on you for not keeping the bag clean ;-)

[@Andrew-on5do]

Step 2 immediately close bag with someone in the running car. Also, I would like to do this to my brothers car and fart in it.

[@IvanRossS]

It's actually great idea but too complicated it should be a one man job

[@joebelman5467]

Does this work on a blue car?

[@jordanhubbard1329]

I'd rather just take the insurance claim

[@JerryLinRealEstate]

Is this still available?

[@bryanmartinez6600]

If those were my friends they would have sealed me as well

[@hegispok]

What about scissors?

[@limjahey5528]

let me guess over 200 dollars for 40 dollars worth of plastic?

[@ChristopherWoods]

Lim Jahey 160 dollars R&D and business risk. Most people could make a copy of this, but would most people have the idea?

[@meowmix1569]

That would be a good deal. You broke ass DIY'ers are always trading time for inferior results.

[@ChristopherWoods]

Meow Mix delivered.

[@ComandanteJ]

And the labour? and the research? What do you want them, to make it for free? Some people...

[@limjahey5528]

Meow Mix Nah its called driving the car away from the hurricane

[@21fnasser]

Just build a plywood ramp to your roof and park car on top of home. Not only will your car be dry, your roof won't be ripped off from the added weight of vehicle. You're welcome!

[@sparkyjones560]

Fnasser plywood? Is this guy serious?

[@MangCnasal]

I dont think those straps on the post can prevent the car from moving if half of the vehicle is submerge or floating, the buoyancy will take effect and those straps cant hold off a ton of weight waving through the water. The plastic seal will work protecting this on kneed deep waters but not higher than that and if the water is moving.

[@sparkyjones560]

Flynn Joy there's no way a Nissan juke weighs a ton.

[@guttagutta420]

@@sparkyjones560 You're right. It weighs 1 1/2 tons

[@KoolBreeze420]

But does it work?

[@RuffleCoptah]

Saving your veHEEECEL from total flood disaster

[@mrskywalker6114]

I don't think this will stop a fully submerged vehicle

[@zoneofender1268]

What if debris tears a hole in it?

[@stevedonovan22]

or use 2 20 dollar tarps... This is an old military trick..

[@DinoTheDinosaurROAR]

A good idea but not so much in a Cat 1-6 hurricane/flooding

[@sparkyjones560]

Please Read there's no such thing as a cat 6 hurricane.