Review on 🔌 Grabo Electric Vacuum Suction Cup Lifter: Wood, Dry-Wall, Granite, Glass, Tiles - 375lbs Max Load, X2 Batteries by Mike Snedeker

My Nemo Grabo arrived today, I was delighted to try this tool. You can use this for drywall, lumber, and even exterior wallboard. I also have a handyman side business where I'll take on any job and Nemo os will be right there with me helping move furniture and appliances onto tiles and door glass. The tool was safely stowed in the cut-out foam together with the charger, 2 batteries, a replaceable air filter and a foam seal. The batteries were only partially charged so I gave each one about an hour in the charger, as the company suggests, the charger has a red and green light to let you know when you're ready to go. By the time everything was loaded it was around 8pm. and I didn't feel like running out in the cold to try Nemo Grabo. So I improvised and attached the Grabo to the kitchen wall by pressing the textured cleaning button very quickly and then grabbing it with both hands and lifting my feet off the floor. The Grabo didn't move at all, even with all my 230 pounds hanging from it. It was a great first impression of the tool used. There is nothing easier than using the vacuum release button and the power button. As for this review, I will suggest you buy it, even my wife was impressed and asked if she could use it if needed. I highly recommend the tool.