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LilNiteRidrhood 
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 Topic: RugbadgerPosted: 06/November/2005 at 2:01pm |
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Absolutely amazing is the only way to describe it. We placed a 3x5 rug under the grips of an air mover and let it flap away for a couple of hours. We then passed the Rugbadger over it and about a half pound of dirt came out of it. Then we swept that dirt aside and passed the rugbadger over it again. Almost the same amount of soil came out of it the second time. Seeing is believing. |
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Ms Lisa
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Joined: 05/October/2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 45 |
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Posted: 04/November/2005 at 10:06pm |
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I tried it at Summerfest in Portland and was REALLY impressed with it. I can't see anyone who does rugs in any volume being without one. As I understand it, it removes more dry soil than the Aushwerlian (SP?) method at a fraction of the startup cost. Rug Badger gets two thumbs WAY up from me! ...and NO we don't sell them. Take care, Lisa |
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spruce
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Posted: 04/November/2005 at 3:15pm |
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Has anyone tried the rugbadger here that is not selling it? Any info would be great. |
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