Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: Can it be bent or twisted? I have a curved area to protect
Document: Saw this product on &#34;Ask this Old House&#34; right after we had water enter the house and ordered it right away. Worked very much as described, &#34;inflating&#34; during the next heavy rain to route water away from the foundation. (Tip learned the hard way: do not place it against what you're trying to protect, but a foot or two away.
I was skeptical, but this item does what is advertised and I would buy more if needed. Good Stuff. Thanks.
Probably will never use this so at this time can't give a review. But I think it's a &#34;good to have, in case&#34; item
It is great at diverting water flow, but I wish it was 12 feet long so it would reach across my drive way. I will order more.
I purchased Quick Dam as a preventative again flooding. Although it is in place and ready to work in the event of a flood, I have not had the chance to see it in action.
I purchased these as well as the 1 x 2 foot barriers, they all worked just as described. Well worth the money to not have sand bags (read:sand) all over.
But I leave a couple of them out around the hay storage to prevent rain overflow from the roof from getting in. They are kind of disgustingly gooshy if you step on one in the dark, haha.
I have left several of the barriers sit out in the hot hot sun for several days, they never fully return to their flat state otherwise is a great item for holding much, much water!
This item worked really good for diverting the water going into my garage..however the one end wasn't stitched very well and some of the absorbent gel came out. I emailed  stores123 and they replaced the item very quickly. My garage tends to flood when there is a bigger than normal rain storm and this item worked well for diverting the water.
I liked that it worked great for the water retainage however, it turned cold outside and whatever is inside the barrier froze. So It was then so heavy to carry and move into the basement to thaw out. After awhile I noticed some white looking gel coming out of the barrier and it was all over my basement floor. So this one may have been defective or because the weather turned cold and it froze could be a reason for it splitting open.
Answer: yes