Moving Men infomercial
Looks like it's my turn to post about something I saw on late night TV. I saw something called The Moving Men. It's these disc shaped things that you put under furniture to help you move it around easily. They even showed the ability to push a car with these things placed under the wheels. Just wondering if anyone knows if this stuff works or not.
Here's a link. You can click on the video to see the infomercial.
http://www.telebrands.com/Products/442.shtml
Here's a link. You can click on the video to see the infomercial.
http://www.telebrands.com/Products/442.shtml
I've never seen those before, but if they can make a parked car move easily, I'll order 'em. BTW, could everyone please post their addresses where your S2K's are parked. Also, include any codes, passwords, etc. that may be need to have access to your S2K.
I imagine they are just surfaced in a low friction material like Teflon, Delrin, or polyethylene on the bottom side and a soft material (fabric?) on the up-side. I saw the same commercial and my first thought was, boy those pucks sure are ugly. The up-side looked flesh colored. I don't know about you but that would look really bad sticking out from under the legs of my furniture.
I think they're meant to be used on a temporary basis. You wouldn't really leave them on the furniture or else you'd be sliding around all over the place 
I still thought it was cool that they could move the car with them.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Penforhire
[B]I imagine they are just surfaced in a low friction material like Teflon, Delrin, or polyethylene on the bottom side and a soft material (fabric?) on the up-side.

I still thought it was cool that they could move the car with them.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Penforhire
[B]I imagine they are just surfaced in a low friction material like Teflon, Delrin, or polyethylene on the bottom side and a soft material (fabric?) on the up-side.
Originally posted by Penforhire
I don't know about you but that would look really bad sticking out from under the legs of my furniture. [/B]
I don't know about you but that would look really bad sticking out from under the legs of my furniture. [/B]
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