Could I use on a Driveway? I have a house built into the side of a hill and a laundry room under driveway where rainwater had leaked in previously.
901426
The short answer would be most likely...... but in a driveway with cars going over it and weather issues it would wear off I would think or be damaged. I have used it outdoors and it is still holding strong on my rain gutter for the past year. Send an email to the company and ask them.
444647
Can't say for sure. We used it for inside drop location. If it was shielded from direct rain by an enclosure, it should be okay.
965658
Rain will leak from the seams. We had a heavy rainstorm outside, and a small one inside.
1562651
Should be fine. Mine is outside my door on a concrete driveway and the composted soil doesn't come out until you lift one of the lower sliding "doors". In case of any minor leakage you could always lay down a sheet of plastic and place the composter onto it.
870358
You could, but you might be better off with a pump that stays out of the water to be pump.... that way you don't get your feet wet. E.g a Teel pump with an "in " hose (out of the pond) and an "out" hose (onto the lawn). teelpumpcatalog.com
2211805
I believe you will ruin the waterproofing if you do. I clean them on the driveway with a strong hose, scrub brush and dish soap, and they retain their waterproofing if you wash the soap out thoroughly and quickly. Do not use bleach, or fold them excessively.
1624030
Yes you can, but you would have to move the barrel according to how hard the rain was coming down. I have 3 of these rain barrels all at the corners of my home with down spouts, but in front of my house I don't have gutters and I just use a large storage tub to catch the water - although the barrels are much more attractive and functional because of the house and spout. I live in Las Vegas, and these barrels were one of the best purchases I have made to help conserve water in a very dry region. Good luck, and keep up the conservation.
1095288
I'm pretty sure you could. We had it out in the snow last year and the rain this spring and summer - no problems.
1708666
yes but it should not be from the down spout. you should bring out a clean bucket and put it out in the rain and wait till it fills up with water.
2102155
I did not use this product in an area that had an excess of water near or covering the Mortite Caulk rope.. I would test it first if it were me.
2182558
I called the makers of McKanica 0351 and asked the question. they said it wouldn't hurt the driveway and should be as effective there as it is elsewhere. (ph. nbr. 630-420-7073). Hope this helps. Jo
2035485
I do not know if its for outside conditions in the garage it appears to beokay for wet locations
1955450
I have placed mine under the eave of my garden shed, and it catches the drips just fine. I use it to water my plants.
1269766
Yes you can but you should get a short lead hose (5' - 10') so water is not weeping directly from the water connection.
314
I don't see why not if you have the space, and if you are not concerned about mold. My son was thinking about doing that because his home owners Association forbids outside laundry lines. However he managed to put it under his upper deck so it was hidden from the street.
2128517
sure, as long as you put a roofe over it? :) My guess is that you wouldn't want to run it directly in the rain ... the plugs are obviously not covered for starters, so, when it's running, it seems like it'd blow right away ... not to mention the other parts are exposed too ..
1442009
The instructions say that it must be used in a dry area. After looking at the unit, I don't see how you could waterproof it as a home repair.