Is this better than the Hurrycane?
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Yes I have had both. I used the hurry cane for about 2 days then bought this. The hurry cane commercials show the lady standing it up on its own in the grocery store but I think that they probably had to do that take about a hundred times. It is practically impossible to get it to stand on its own on a level floor. You can forget about it standing on carpet, tile, or anything else that isn't completely even. This stands beautifully. It also has a padded handle. The hurry cane didn't and it hurt my hand.
1875881
YesI have had both. I used the hurry cane for about 2 days then bought this. The hurry cane commercials show the lady standing it up on its own in the grocery store but I think that they probably had to do that take about a hundred times. It is practically impossible to get it to stand on its own on a level floor. You can forget about it standing on carpet, tile, or anything else that isn't completely even. This stands beautifully. It also has a padded handle. The hurry cane didn't and it hurt my hand.
1875882
This is the one cane that I have used . I am completely satisfied with it now that my knee is betterIt has been suggested that I use it for stepping off of curbs & so forth. Since I am afraid of falling I will doAs suggested
606110
THis may not be a straight answer and I appologise. But let me tell you, Brushless is the ONLY way to go. I would assume the difference is 10+ mph. If looking for a slower one, You may want to go brushed. Gas is a headache and always jacks itself up. Brushless delivers speed, torque, reliablity. Maybe others have better advice. Albeit I am sure most would agree that brushless is by far the most fun. Good luck on your search. Feel free to ask more questions. Is the price your only issue?
2109841
Don't know about smaller Razors. The Metro is variable. The more you turn the right handle the faster is goes, up to about 15mph. Fast enough for me! Hint: give throttle while moving. Give it a little push like a bike and not from a stand still. I think it's easier on the scooter. Sounds like it anyway. I popped a wheely the first time I used it!
1452857
One is a squeeze bottle oil application and the other is an aerosol spray oil application. I would say speed and even application using the aerosol spray oil is better but it would depend on your individual circumstances and needs.
1912795
I used both and seems like they both work, but the Wet and Forget maybe a bit quicker. Neither are instantaneous. If you have real heavy stuff, it takes an extra spraying and time period. Had heavy stuff on a LP Gas tank about 1/2" thick. Took 2 years without touching it, but it is gone. I bought the concentrated in both brands a couple of years ago.
859892
No it is not really fast. It clogs periodically and leaks some black stuff. Hope this helps.
1803694
Yes, both perform about the same, only paste wax takes more time and energy to apply.
1154298
I did not purchased it for speed but I believe the hand press should do the job faster. Hope it helps.
1611922
As good as any Manual sweeper.Something that I lkie for all surfaces is Dirt Devil-Quick-Path,does an excellent Job.It is a plug-in electricVery reasonably Priced.If You don't use a plug-in the Winco out performs Bissel on all surfaces.Definality more sturdy than the BisselIf You are looking for something non-plug in for Quick Use I think The Winco I bought at Amazon does the trick
120734
i chose the quickee pushrods because i didn't want to take off the rocker boxes or the rocker arms...the video explains everything...had the whole cams & pushrods changed in 6 hrs....s&s; is the way to go
1093311
The ingredients are different, so hard to compare the two. In any case, if you want faster relief, I would recommend our Emuaid Max. Look up ASIN B00GK6EDEW in the amazon search box. Please choose the listing from Amazing Health.thanks,Greg Jones, OwnerAmazing Health
1305327
The EWL-30 is for places where you really want the lube to stay. If regular EWL is working fine for you, probably not worth the extra cost. YMMV. It doesn't appear to "gunk" up faster.
1390515
I too believe this lubricant was designed with Harley in mind. I use it in my 2006 Softail, I transition with 9800 miles / and I can see a major difference... Quieter, much smoother... And no clank! And actually better gas mileage. The other fluid I transition too is the "Mobil 1" synthetic 2 cycle V -twin motor oil ... This stuff is Great too !! / motor runs 15-20 degrees cooler + my gas is lasting longerIt's a bit pricey, but well worth it. I hope this response helps you out. Safe travels.
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There are many different products called jackery... It depends in the capacity...For the same price, there is the biggets jackery EB, and it gives less energy (10400 mAh instead of 13000mAh for the limeade, so i would say that limeade is better...) !Hope i helped you ;)Inzemix.
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Not "instant" but pretty fast. Don't let hat be a deterent. Honestly, new becomes the new old very quick. I rarely ever flip it. Pretty much stays in one position. It's a nice handle sprayer though. Also, the hose didn't come with mine. I opted for the Kohler brand hose... Pricy, but really good quality I feel.
2254632
Warm oil is much easier & a larger rubber tube fitted OVER the dipstick tube is faster still! Some hose adapters may be required.
439324
I have both this and a keurig vue brewer, and I'm thinking about selling the keyring since I use this daily. I've noticed that it is faster for me at least. My tap water gets super hot very quickly so I don't have to microwave water, but even that would just take about a minute and a half. Also I've tried the same flavor/type of coffee in the vue brewer and the My Jo, and I enjoy the MyJo more. It doesn't taste burnt like the vue often tasted. BUT it does brew a tad weaker than the vue brewer, but I prefer that. I've tried iced tea, cocoa, and apple cider pods and they turn out great.