Walking the Zipper & Rockin the High Flow Titanium! (Video too Marty :) )
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Mikey P
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those are always fun
But I would have used a twirleekabob..
But I would have used a twirleekabob..
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Our Son In Law Aron in these pics, runs that zipper "like a Boss" these days!
He wasn't a fan of it right away as we were learning it's set up and us having to think differently how to not run it like a wand.
Now he is just becoming a natural with it.
Damn fine young man! The best!
He wasn't a fan of it right away as we were learning it's set up and us having to think differently how to not run it like a wand.
Now he is just becoming a natural with it.
Damn fine young man! The best!
Steve Lawrence
Member
That Zipper exercise just has to be a whole lot better on the tech's body. Much less joint involvement. Mark, do you guys notice anything different physically from using the Z?
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
On lower loop carpets the zipper is a breeze and cleans so well....
BUT...also dries even better than my wand can
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On longer and thicker loop carpets, it can be more of a work out....but still cleans great....dries great!
We noticed that if we try to run it like a wand and not walk it like in the video above, it will wear you out more.
We just had to retrain ourselves to operate it like the video above and life is good.
We did notice that we were retraining the muscles in our mid back and shoulders that don't get the same type of use I would say. My brothers mentioned that as well when we were talking, but again, we were new to it and hadn't learned how to relax and let the unit do the work.
We are really glad we purchased the units and we do carry them on the vans everyday because they take so little space and the carry tray....that's awesome too!
GeneMiller
Member
We used the large today on 3 out of the six jobs. We really like it on the larger homes. I don't like it on commercial as much because you have to use the holes to prevent chatter and they don't pick up much. Still trying to work that out.
Gene
Gene
