Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is the water from melting snow lodged in wheel wells contained?
Document: It is very lightweight -- so much so that the mat bunched up if you enter or leave the garage with even the slightest turn of the wheel. It also moves around a bit. Also, Melting snow turns to ice when the temperature drops, making the mat extremely slippery -- very dangerous. The lip surrounding it cannot handle the melt-off of the kind of snow we get up here in central New York. I paid a lot for this.
It is like walking on wet ice - VERY slippery.Pro's:Holds a lot of water / snow / iceSeems durableCon's:Wrinkles / bunches up when driving on itExtremely slippery if there is snow / ice on the mat or one your shoesExpensiveAll in all I am happy I purchased these. It happened to be one of the snowiest winters we have ever had and there has been plenty of crud melting from the cars.
I've had others that required stringing lengths of garden hose, they were okay.This mat came out of the box and onto the floor in a minute.Decent weight and seems like it will last a few years.Hold melting snow and rain runoff very well... just a push broom out the door once a week.
Great size to really cover the area. As advertised, it keeps the water and muck contained with no leaks. I have vacuumed up water as well as swept it out with a push broom and both worked well. Very satisfied.
Our garage floor is poorly sloped so everything runs off into the corners. Now our Subaru Outback slush is completely contained. The mat is a bit slippery so you need to be careful walking on it. It is wider than necessary for a conventional car. I dump the water/slush when needed by dragging the entire mat a few feet out into the driveway, then I pull the front up over the mat toward the back letting the water flow out as I go.
I purchased two of these for the garage. I was tired of slop melting from the cars in the winter and freezing the garage door to the floor. In this regard they work. I have filled a five gallon paint bucket scooping up water from a single mat with a shovel. I do have two dislikes. The mats do not like to stay flat when driving in and out. They start bunching up. This is resolved by pulling on the corners / edges to flatten them back out.
Very durable but not to heavy. It was nice not to have water all over the floor this winter after all the snow melted. I will be getting one more for the other part of the garage.
Would definitely recommend this mat. It contains all the water and snow that drips off our van and keeps the surrounding floor dry. We have only had it down a couple months, so hoping it will last many years. You do have to be careful to not turn your tires very  much when driving on it because it tends to &#34;bunch up&#34;.
I am very happy with this product so far. Living in northern state that receives plenty of snow, this product has done exactly what I had hoped. The nice thing is I can open the garage door and squeegee out the water after the car melts off. There is not water pooling in various places in my garage anymore!! !
My garage floor is not level and water from snow sits along the walls. This mat works great we have had some heavy snow here in WV this year and it's held every bit of the water the material is strong and comes already assembled you just roll it out only downfall is if your wife can't park straight when pulling in garage lol but I recommend this mat
Answer: yes