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"It's
refreshing to actually get your money's worth out
of this product. The industrial environment, such
as this sewage treatment plant, is the proving grounds
for any piece of equipment that plans on standing
the test of time.
For me, the ProHandle takes on industrial
abuse like nobody's business."
-Peter
Bennet, Sr., Brooklyn, NY
"After
a hard day at work and a back that already aches,
raking leaves was
the furthest thing from my mind.
I just took the ProHandle off my wife's mop,
attached
it to my rake, adjusted the angle to my comfort and
completed the
task without a problem." -Richard
Poggi of Westwood, N.J.
"I
find gardening a great way to relax. It's nice to
see that the ProHandle fits
almost every tool in my
shed. Now not only is gardening relaxing but it's
also
fun and easy." -Nancy
Huber of Rockvale, TN.
"The
ProHandle is perfect for when I mop my floors. Not
only is it lightweight
but it folds up tight and is
easy for me to store in my kitchen closet. My
husband
Ian loves it on our steam cleaner."
-Reesa Werbell of Bartonsville, Pa.
"It's
hard to run across anyone in Florida without a swimming
pool. I attached
the ProHandle to my skimmer net which
makes it easier for me to reach out
and
pick
up with
leverage. And since those aqua robots don't always
work, the
ProHandle
certainly makes life easier when
I find myself scrubbing the pool bottom."-Mark Giuliano
- Bayonet Pt., Fla
"The
ProHandle was like taking a Motrin. It made it possible
for me to shovel 4 yards of bluestone.."
-Chris Petri of
Sayville, NY
"I
would much rather use my back to lift my grandchildren.
The ProHandle saves my back and allows me to do so."-Rosemary
Caruso of Bayside, NY
"Prepping both floors and roofs by forcefully
scraping off old tile, shingles and other debris is
my livelihood. I constantly work in a bent over position
and I can't afford to have a bad back. With the ProHandle
attached to my weighted floor scraper there is little
need for me to be as hunched over as I once was. In
my business there are no such things as sick days.
It's whatever you can afford."-Harry
Torres of Carmel, NY
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