Wall Hugger...anyone?

[Mikey P]

http://www.magicwandcompany.com/hugger-carpet-cleaning-wall-protector-p/huggerwrap.htm

I suppose its a pretty cool thing to have on board..

Who here uses one everyday?


and who bought one only to have it sit in the truck getting funked up?

 

[renegade_cowboy]

I'm getting a few.. I heard nothing but good things about them from people using them. Just another cool thing to have.

 

[Dmreed4311]

I have 4, They are great on stairs and around corners, they hold up well to being thrown in the washing machine

 

[Mark Saiger]

We use them a lot with our Duks, or even independent...

Great product to have also

 

[rjwood]

Good idea. I'll be purchasing a few.

Aside: I swore to myself that I wan't going to spend money during my stay on this forum this time around.

So far, in just a few days, I've purchased 4 cases of Flex, I'm in on an auction for over $1200.00 and I'm considering a Cimex and one of those 10' things. Now these.

 

[TimM]

I have a couple of them on my truck and use them several times a week depending on the jobs I am doing.

 

[rjwood]

I ordered four.

 

[Vincent Feehan]

work great on those square corners and out windows, Must have

 

[Mikey P]

so, two for each truck?

 

[Papa John]

I bought 42"x72" moving blankets on amazon for $5 each instead.

 

[Mike Draper]

I use mine almost every day

 

[SamIam]

I carry 2 on each truck for wood banisters and going thru windows they fit great around the top of a vacuum to protect our sharks in the truck to.

 

[SamIam]

 

[SamIam]

protects vacuum from heat hoses last longer with it on vacuum

 

[Dmreed4311]

They really are great on stairs

 

[Able 1]

Just one a truck here.. Should be 2 though.

 

[Kellie Hiler]

I would think you'd want at least 2 per truck, since many staircases have the landing and two posts.

 

[mirf]

2 per truck

 

[Kevin B]

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We use them a lot with our Duks, or even independent...

Great product to have also

We use them pretty much as often as corner guards

 

[Kevin B]

Top of steps, doorways with nice wood trim are key areas. End of stairwell banisters

 

[Mikey P]

Who 1st came up with these?

 

[Able 1]

A guy with Bristor, or might have been Bristor himself hard to tell these days.. I think he's separate.

 

[Mikey P]

What sort of flexible material is sewn in?

 

[Papa John]

they look like cut up moving blankets with Velcro sewn to them if you ask me..

 

[Carmen Maglio]

I am pretty sure the guy who came up with this is named Robert Yockel. He's a fellow carpet cleaner

 

[Bob Hauser]

i use towels best thing so far..

 

[Mark Saiger]

Yes Robert Yackel came up with them.

There is a springy metal band inside the top sewn in and the material is reinforced top.

Very nicely done unit by the way and will not Mark up walls or items am the clamping springy unit at the top does not seem to loose tension or get beat up.

These units are done well!

 

[TimM]

so, two for each truck?

I would want to have one or two more on my truck, so I would say 3 would be good per truck as long as you have duk guards or corner guards

 

[mirf]

I bought a movers corner from harbor freight that we use to.

 

[Steve Lawrence]

This does the same thing, is cheaper, more versatile and can be cut up into 3 wall huggers as we have done.

http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/m...added-blue-quilted-fabric-door-jamb-protector