Wand-eeze Ergonomic Carpet Cleaning Wand Kit

milspec6 wrote:If you were interested, I would love to return to Lincoln next week and see this thing in person.  Maybe we can meet mid-week and talk shop over at the Watering Hole?

That would be awesome if you guys can arrange that. Pics and vids would be really cool

milspec6 wrote:

Mo wrote:Soon Dave. It sure would be nice to have some more members volunteer to test it out.

But the guys that have volunteered I know well tell it like it is and hopefully have some suggestions that might make it better

For you guys that have been around before glides and now can't live without them. Give this tool a test drive. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. There is no obligation to purchase it.

One more thing cleaners lounge members will not be paying the advertised price. More on that later

And that would be called a "tease"......it works for me.

Im trying to get that price down to $99.99   Just joking Dave

Dave and I used to hang out at the PCN about eight years ago. I saw that he had talked about his invention on another forum and I just thought he wasn't being taken seriously. I knew we would be able to give him honest feedback here.

I'm ready7yyyy!!

Dave. I just saw a picture of someone installing the wand eez to the Zipper. Back pain is what a few members experienced with the zipper when it was tested here. Interesting.

I need to change the title to this thread I was calling it the ergo wand handle

Calling Mr Yoakum, Calling Mr Yoakam.

We need some more Cal guys testing the wand eeze  Brian, Tom what say you?

Too bad DP is such a chicken.........he never want's to test anything new, since he's convinced it's not going to work.

At least he gave the Mytee tool a shot. He almost used it

I know for myself I will never go back to a regular wand valve again. I don't want my fingers hurting again and i'm too used to having much longer wand strokes and mobility.

Mo wrote:At least he gave the Mytee tool a shot. He almost used it

I guess I'm one to talk trash...........DP gave me the mytee wand handle, and I never did try it. LOL

It just didn't look appealing compared to Joe's handle to me, so I could never put it on.

Mo wrote:We need some more Cal guys testing the wand eeze  Brian, Tom what say you?

I was online looking at it last night and looking forward to buying one after reading about preventing future hand and finger problems. Ive painted with a sprayer and brush so many years its amazing I don't have carpal tunnel.

Cool Brian Ill put you on the list to test drive it.

Very interested, IF... there can be a soft touch trigger on it, I like the idea of gun grip handles but the trigger usually requires too much "pull"

I would buy one in a second for $300 if it was a "hair trigger"

I can see lots of benefit from the hand position but the range of motion in the pull is a bit of a downfall compared to a soft touch valve.


Just some feedback for Dave, Ive messed with gun grip styles before and if somehow you can make this with a light/soft/hair trigger pull then I think you have a real winning product on your hands and could probably sell thousands of them

Davey Cracker wrote:

Mo wrote:At least he gave the Mytee tool a shot. He almost used it

I guess I'm one to talk trash...........DP gave me the mytee wand handle, and I never did try it. LOL

It just didn't look appealing compared to Joe's handle to me, so I could never put it on.

When I first got it I thought it was bulky but not so much after I put it on. I think Joes was a sleaker design

The trigger is easy to pull.

Get on the loaner list AC your close to Andy

Royal Man wrote:The trigger is easy to pull.

how would you compare to a soft touch valve? Our hydroforce has a gun style grip and its easy to pull for a while but gets hard on the wrist after a lot of pre spraying

I think it would be really nice to have one of these on a stair tool, do you have any customers that have tried it with stair tools Royal? seems like it would eliminate bending over quite a bit

Mo wrote:Get on the loaner list AC your close to Andy

I think if others like it and say the trigger is easy I would just buy one rather than taking the regular valve off the wand, I know the reach is much better with these grips

I tried one in the past and the trigger just had too much range of motion to pull a thousand times a day, sounds like Royals is better though

Cool

Actually when you pull back to do a cleaning stroke the trigger naturally is drawn back. It is not firm. It just becomes part of the motion. The when you do the forward vac stroke you can have your hand totally open if you want. Try that with a,conventional wand and you will drop it to the floor.

Royal Man wrote:Actually when you pull back to do a cleaning stroke the trigger naturally is drawn back. It is not firm. It just becomes part of the motion. The when you do the forward vac stroke you can have your hand totally open if you want. Try that with a,conventional wand and you will drop it to the floor.

I do like the benifit of being able to open your hand....this would certainly help a repetitive situation and get your hand into a normal blood flowing positing even if momentarily....but as much as you want.

The more I look at this the more I like it...it would need to function like Im imagining though. Now I need a wand! lol

If you are getting a wand .Those vi wands are perfect for the Wand-eeze. Because you can cut the tube to tailor it for your body.

Just to be clear Dave. The wand-eeze will fit 1.5 and 2' tube wands. Are there any wands out there that would need to be modified to work with the wand-eeze?