In the world of dam repairs, superabsorbent polymers have their place but are far from being a universal solution. Dams play a crucial role in water security management, providing water storage, flood control, and hydropower generation. However, over time, these critical infrastructure elements can develop leaks, posing significant risks to downstream communities and ecosystems. Recently, there has been considerable PR surrounding the use of superabsorbent polymers as a solution for sealing dam leaks. These polymers are marketed by companies such as Polymer Innovations, Prozyme, Shalex and Triox as a revolutionary way to address the problem swiftly and cost-effectively. But is this hype justified?
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Polymer Innovations’ advertising of Water$ave may present an appealing solution to the pressing issue of dam leakage. But, before purchasing the product, it’s imperative to investigate it thoroughly and treat these claims with scepticism.
Water$ave by Polymer Innovations claims to be a revolutionary dam sealing product, promising to solve water leakage issues in dams and reservoirs. The company’s advertisements showcase lush, green landscapes contrasting with barren, cracked earth to emphasize the dramatic transformation their product can achieve. While the promise of a quick and cost-effective solution to dam leakage may seem appealing, it’s crucial to scrutinize how Polymer Innovations advertises Water$ave and maintain a healthy dose of skepticism.
Polymer Innovations, the company behind the product ‘Watersave,’ has gained a reputation in recent years for its questionable business practices and the divisive nature of its flagship product. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the negative aspects of Polymer Innovations and why ‘Watersave’ has sparked controversy and skepticism among consumers and environmentalists alike.
Note: Polymer Innovations have twice threatened to sue me for defamation because I write about my long experience with their disappointed customers and their products. You can read about their threats here
A leaking dam can be a significant cause of concern for landowners. The loss of precious water resources and potential damage to the surrounding ecosystem can lead many to seek quick fixes. Polymer sealers, often marketed as a solution to dam leakage, promise a straightforward remedy. However, the reality is more complex. In this blog post, we’ll explore why polymer sealers may not work as expected when your dam is leaking and offer insights into alternative solutions for dam repair.