The Hugger

New product, THE HUGGER, by Robert of Premier Clean, Colorado. aka fuzzsucker
Robert@thepremierclean.com

...a new kind of cornerguard.

Robert sent me these pictures of his first ones.
Lots of uses. Robert can fill you in.
Hugger says it doesn't replace existing cornerguards, but does fill a need for use in those awkward places like at top of stairs and going around corners where the regular ones don't work so good.

Here's an early pic of the first ones he made.  Plus I just saw samples of his first production, all black with white pin stripes, looks very durable.
It's cool to see a guy go from start to finish.  Support Robert and his new product - another one that went from start to finish by a real cleaner.

Well this forum wouldn't let me post a picture over 152kb.
Seriously Mo?
I even converted it to a pdf and no go.
Am I stupid or what?

Email them to me Joe

No you're no stupid Joe. I wasn't able to attach that PDF file either. I converted it back to JPEG and was able to show pics using the Serving picture host and I was able to attach it as well.

You should be able to attach files up to 4MG file but for pictures try and use the Serving or Photobucket options. Use the serving if the pictures are on your hard drive

I know this site could be a pain in the arse loading pics at time and for that I apologize.

Really cool idea!

i like!

here's another couple of his early Huggers...


see how he uses them in conjunction with regular corner guards...


here's one of his original drawings (as you guys turn your ideas into products it's a good idea to send emails to people you trust so there's proof how it went down) ...


Robert uses a high memory metal ring to 'hug' whatever you wrap it around.


Then he covers the metal with strong strap type material...

There's even a video on how he installs the metal ring.
Mo will you post it?

Very Interesting...   

The video I received didn't have audio not sure if it was supposed to be like that

Interesting....pretty good idea.

thats a great idea, I would imagine that if the material is thick enough it would be a replacement for corner guards.

I think a soft protector like this actually makes more sense than the duk guards because you could put it anywhere.

Darn Joe you beat me to it man. Im sorry I wanted to make the announcement but my 2 year old broke his collarbone Tuesday. So I have been a little busy after work lately. I'll try to post some pics if the new finished model HUGGER. Hopefully a video soon as well. Once you guys see the pics of some of the places I use them you will flip. I use these things everyday in almost every home I go in. Im very excited to finally have a proper finished product that people can use. Joe was such a big help in the process. Im not a seasoned product developer and he held my hand throughout.

Off to work cleaning. I'll post some pics today in a new thread.

By the way that video was for the folks doing the production. You wont have to put them together yourself. Lol

Here is job we are working at this morning. HUGGER helping us get in the basement.

I knew Robert wouldn't post the pictures how it developed and I wanted the cart before the horse, so I posted it.
I want you guys to realize that any of you can do this stuff.
You just gotta be willing to fight through it.
Robert will make thousands of dollars off this little idea.
BTW, like Robert says it's not an 'idea' anymore. It's a REAL-ity.

Here is our next job. This time I was trying to keep us under a hundred feet of hose. The customer wasn't present at this property. The new model is seen up top and the bottom one is one of my two year old ones.

Here is an example of it hugging the hose instead of a wall or wood.

So is it protected, copyright kinda way?

That is in the works. But really I'm not looking to get rich on these things. I just love using mine. I clean 6 to 8 houses a day most days and these make my life easier and my customers love them. I always hear "the last guy didn't have those" or at end of a job I hear about how they appreciate the way I protected their home. They are a very handy little tool.

Im acting as the manufacturer on this because I work 10 to 12 hours a day cleaning. So call Joe to get your own. He worked out a deal for you guys because he feels so passionately about this tool. Also that way you will also save money on shipping that way because they can fit in with your next chemical order.

Gotta figure if it catches with the masses, m**** or P******* might jump on it to mass pruduce/profit.

Support for this and other homegrown, right-up-your-alley products, ALL starts with you Real Cleaners, right here.
Safe to say every one of you could really use one or a few of these.
Step up and show your support.
No. This ain't no guilt trip; it's a real-ity check.
That means you too Matt.
You coulda bought one or two in the time it took for you to Question its future.
I've only heard from a couple of you so far.
What's the deal? You need more pictures?
Here's the first from a standup guy and a RC?



No idea what the green tape is for, it's not part of the product.

Charlie King
"Think Green, Thank GreenWay"

Joe, so theses have already been manufactured, and you have them now ready to ship??

What's the price on these lil Wall Blankies?   

Yes we have tons of them ready to go.

$20 each.  $6.50 shipping