Outdoor Faucet Sock Cover Padded Soft Sock Covers Insulate Protect Gardern Tap from Snow Freezing Wind and Chill Waterproof Cloth 1Pc - B7N3QSNPR

Outdoor Faucet Sock Cover Padded Soft Sock Covers Insulate Protect Gardern Tap from Snow Freezing Wind and Chill Waterproof Cloth 1Pc - B7N3QSNPR

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WATERPROOF & INSULATION - the outside spigot covers were made of waterproof fabric and special PP insulated cotton, which possess the characteristic of good water proof and insulation to guard against severe weather in winter such as freezing snow and rain.

UNIVERSAL DIMENSION - the faucet protector measures of 5.9" W x 8.27" H. And it works well with various faucet types, such as garden spigots, hose bibs, water tap, keep faucets protected in freezing weather.

UNIQUE DESIGN - with this covering-bag clipping, the great cover sock not only covers the faucet firmly, but also be great for against the wall closely. That means the snow/wind/water are isolated well and keep outdoor faucet insulated and waterproof.

BUILD WITH STRING TIE - come with string tie, you can extremely easy to install or take off from your faucet within a few seconds, much easier to use than some foam covers or hook & loop tape styles.

100% GUARANTEED: We are confident of our product and know you will like it, just in case you are not satisfied with the product, you can return it for a 100% refund of your money for 3 month.

SUPER INSULATION & WATERPROOF: Made of heavyweight polyester pongee water-repellent fabric and special PP insulated cotton, which possess the characteristic of good water proof and insulation to guard against severe weather in winter such as freezing rain and snow. Made of water proofing oxford cloth and foam to keep warm.

Outdoor Faucet Sock Cover Padded Soft Sock Covers Insulate Protect Gardern Tap from Snow Freezing Wind and Chill Waterproof Cloth 1Pc - B7N3QSNPR