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I use my leaf blower to clean out my interior. Open both doors and the hatch and it takes about 1 minute. Fast and easy. Anyone else tried this? Why suck when you can blow?
Guys, I am a married man (to a woman). I was just trying to be funny at the end. I guess nobody has a sense of humor except for CULOOKIN. I was just giving a good alternative to the vacuum cleaner or shop vac. Sorry if I offended anyone
From: HOW FAST WAS I GOING OFFICER? Los Angeles Hating GM Dealership Service Dept.'s Since Sept. 2004
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by David426
Guys, I am a married man (to a woman). I was just trying to be funny at the end. I guess nobody has a sense of humor except for CULOOKIN. I was just giving a good alternative to the vacuum cleaner or shop vac. Sorry if I offended anyone
I use my leaf blower to clean out my interior. Open both doors and the hatch and it takes about 1 minute. Fast and easy. Anyone else tried this? Why suck when you can blow?
I've tried it and it sucks - er it blows...doesn't get the dirt out of the carpets - does a great job distributing it all around the car though...
I use a blower too! A small one about the size of a large hair dryer. Bought it at Kragens for $10. Nikota brand. Works great for interiors and also use it around headlights, mirrors, tailights and license plate surrounds to blow out excess water after washing.
Guys, I am a married man (to a woman). I was just trying to be funny at the end. I guess nobody has a sense of humor except for CULOOKIN. I was just giving a good alternative to the vacuum cleaner or shop vac. Sorry if I offended anyone
You didn't offend anyone. Some of us just have a dry sense of humor! Most of us just enjoy cracking ourselves up!!
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