BarkleysCleaning
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- Feb 12, 2009
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I only have one air mover - the latest Dri-Eaz Studebaker. Granted, I'm in Colorado where it's drier, and I used to live in Florida so I know about the humidity, but I put the Studebaker into each room as soon as I'm done cleaning and I leave it drying the living room while I'm packing my stuff up.
I know there is a wide definition of what "dry" is defined as, but it is very impressive. It isn't just a fan - when you examine the aerodynamic properties engineered into the design, you can see why it works like it does and why it's so expensive. Because of those design features, it's useless for driving air into the walls or under carpets for flood damage, but putting it straight on the floor works great.
The Interlink Supply office here in Colorado Springs will rent one to you because they know as soon as you use it, you'll buy it. Their price was about $525, but they honored an online price I found at $475. Worth EVERY penny.
I know there is a wide definition of what "dry" is defined as, but it is very impressive. It isn't just a fan - when you examine the aerodynamic properties engineered into the design, you can see why it works like it does and why it's so expensive. Because of those design features, it's useless for driving air into the walls or under carpets for flood damage, but putting it straight on the floor works great.
The Interlink Supply office here in Colorado Springs will rent one to you because they know as soon as you use it, you'll buy it. Their price was about $525, but they honored an online price I found at $475. Worth EVERY penny.
