Maintenance Water Flow Rescue Unclog Drains for Flooding Street Protection I use gloves & footwear

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In this captivating video, witness the dedicated efforts of our team as we tackle the rising waters and rescue flooded streets. Equipped with protective gloves and footwear, we go above and beyond to ensure the safety of both ourselves and the areas we work in.
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[@jeffer1101]

Great work, but you shouldn't be bagging organic material (leaves, plants, sticks, etc). You should only be bagging actual garbage (mostly plastic, but other things like cans, etc too). You can leave the organic material to the somewhere close on the ground. It will decompose and provide nutrients for the soil. Bagging organic material means it just ends up in a dump, which is waste of space and it can cause problems in a dump (methane build up).

[@Unclogdrain5858]

Thanks for the tips!

[@user-ge9js6tg1v]

Good work love watching your videos from the USA

[@Unclogdrain5858]

Thank you very much!

[@user-mf6yb3vx7h]

I think you are doing just fine.keep up the good work.and thank you

[@Unclogdrain5858]

Thanks for your comment

[@apfarms8612]

You really should wear gloves always to protect your hands. You could injure yourself on something and get an infection from contaminated water. You are doing a great job for those in your community!

[@Unclogdrain5858]

Thanks for visit. Thanks 🙏

[@evo7_kai310]

Agree! protect your hands.

[@ronalddinho2323]

Con aprecio parcero pero usa guantes por seguridad de tu salud y te puede prevenir de daños y enfermedades

[@Unclogdrain5858]

Thanks 🙏😊

[@ameliatoreson1590]

You need a long metal rake

[@Unclogdrain5858]

Yes, I think so thanks for your comment

[@gillianhorton9504]

Would have thought gloves were essential, never know what might be down in that water

[@Unclogdrain5858]

I’m also worry about it too thanks for your comment