I've got the EGO one, believe Joey does as well. It does fine, worthy replacement for my prior Honda ones that decided to stop working. Any single stage will struggle with the wet/heavy snow, gas or electric, but mine has been really good. EGO uses two 56v batteries.

 

Oh yeah I do have the Ego 56 volt blower with the dual batteries. I like it as it is small, light ,and easy to move around, and there is no way I can deal with exhaust fumes from gas blowers, I did that a few years back and it isn't for me. I don't have a huge driveway, maybe 50 feet long by 20 feet wide.

Billy, these blowers work decent enough with snowfalls around 8 inches, that is their design spec, I've seen people doing 12 inches and more. You have to push the blower through the snow, not self-propelled. They are not as powerful as a gas blower but I don't need that much power, though it did save me last week with super heavy and wet snow, I was surprised it worked through it as well as it did. I think that snowfall could have killed me using a shovel , so it was worth the purchase for that one storm alone.

 

I just bought a new shower head, low flow but aerating so it should provide a good shower while not wasting too much water.

 

I just bought a Ruger wafer cookie.

 

I just bought stuff to consume.

 

I bought a new ceiling fan for our bedroom. They are great for the summer season.

 

Oh me too!

 

New salt & pepper shakers.

Exciting stuff.

 

Nice! Sometimes it’s the little things.

 

I have one salt shaker made of faux wood that looks very nice however it is round and you fill it by unscrewing a cap on the bottom and filling it but to fill it you need to turn it upside down and then salt comes out the top side as you fill it.