I got the idea to get one of these ezmoves things weeks ago when I saw it on TV. Right now my daughter’s in the process of moving so it came to mind again. Plus, I’ve been thinking about rearranging the living room again, which is always such a pain.
It’s a buy one, get one free deal. You get 4 pads for carpet, 4 pads for hard floors, and not shown in that picture is the furniture lifter stick.
Honestly, the shipping is sort of a rip-off at $7.95 EACH. Yea, they don’t package them together even though the order is for two. It’s just an excuse to make more money. There out to be a law on these B1G1 offers because you have no way of opting out of getting the second one. Therefore, the deal is really for two items, so they should ship them together. Someone with some time on their hands should have a little discussion with their state’s Attorney General about this and make it go viral.
Any way, I usually don’t buy these TV offers, but this one really seems to be worth the money. If you click on the picture above, you’ll see a video on the site where one guy actually moves a car by himself across the mall floor. Great for people who can’t park their car worth a crap in the garage. Hella cool.
Maintaining the strength and flexibility of the back and its accessory muscles and joints (as discussed last month) are two of the three components of a healthy back maintenance program. The third component involves the use of proper lifting techniques when moving heavy objects around the workplace. Often, injuries occur because poor lifting techniques were used to move an object that, if lifted and moved properly, may not have precipitated an injury. This information “file” will provide you with some simple tips to use when lifting and moving heavy objects.