I have had this tool for about 6 months. I wouldn't dry the whole car w it, but it's great from drying out grills, mirrors , gas caps & lug nuts. It's also great for blowing off leaves and certain spots in ya interior.
I have a mini blower and use it on PC's, keyboards, car vents, filters etc. Haven't tied in for troublesome water areas on my car but makes sense. I'll try it. Mine was $65 on Amazon but found it on EBay for $25 brand new. I got lucky. These come in handy for so many things, definitely worth having one. Appreciate your videos. Always worth a watch.
Looks great for blowing out panel gaps, badges, grills following a normal towel dry for the main body panels. The portability is incredible for this. stick it in your pocket while you're drying and get to it. Didn't love what it did for wheels though, so would prob still stick with something like a Blaster Sidekick for that extra power. Neat little tool though! Thanks for showing it off.
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I have had this tool for about 6 months. I wouldn't dry the whole car w it, but it's great from drying out grills, mirrors , gas caps & lug nuts. It's also great for blowing off leaves and certain spots in ya interior.
@@Tigerbergslim yes, 100% agree with u.
I have a mini blower and use it on PC's, keyboards, car vents, filters etc. Haven't tied in for troublesome water areas on my car but makes sense. I'll try it. Mine was $65 on Amazon but found it on EBay for $25 brand new. I got lucky. These come in handy for so many things, definitely worth having one. Appreciate your videos. Always worth a watch.
@@user-ri3bf4or5y Tyty, all great uses for the tool.
Looks great for blowing out panel gaps, badges, grills following a normal towel dry for the main body panels. The portability is incredible for this. stick it in your pocket while you're drying and get to it. Didn't love what it did for wheels though, so would prob still stick with something like a Blaster Sidekick for that extra power.
Neat little tool though! Thanks for showing it off.
@@zdub303 definitely handy for certain jobs. Maybe a cheaper version would be even better
The Jay Leno is on point. I like it too.
@@vaughnoliver2810 it is though. I liked it.
Pretty impressive!
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Have you ever done a comparison about the ryobi hand blower and this one?which one it’s stronger
@@Pedroluvslupe I have not. Do u have a link to the Ryobi?
Link? Thanks
@@jamesharris3021 Amazon. Look up on Amazon. 150,000 rpm one. I don’t want to link Amazon stuff
it’s no ryobi mini blower
@@clints8888 ya, not by a mile