The Easiest Way to Move a Dryer, Washing Machine, or any Appliance Upstairs or Downstairs

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[@CornPopsDood]

I ran a small moving business for a while in a rural part of the country with mainly 2 guy crews. When you’re on top of a mountain 100+ miles home, there ain’t nobody to call for help. I will vouch for these straps until I die. They do have a learning curve for most people I learned although I found them pretty straightforward. We picked up anything, & everything with these. Mattresses, everything in the bedroom suits, appliances, the rear end of a car (for fun at that), pianos, smaller floor safes, security file cabinets, even a 8 person hot tub. We could even flip couches up on the footrest & angle them out the door without ever having to fight any weight. If you have the brains there’s not much these can’t take a lot of the load off you. DO NOT BEND YOUR BACK, that defeats the purpose. Think like you want to crouch like a catcher in baseball. Every time I move anything I still pull these out. They’re easier than a dolly for getting washer & dryers into tight spaces as well. These are worlds better than those orange forearm pieces of shit. Nothing is going to slide off this unless you screw up. You still have to be able to actually pick the weight up though, but damn does it make it a lot easier. Work smarter, not harder. Yea, they’re a little pricey if you think you’ll only use them once, but trust me you’ll use them a lot. I do not vouch for products hardly ever, but this is designed & functional beyond words. Buy these, you won’t regret it.

[@shoulderdollyofficial]

Excellent advice and story. Love this comment. Well said! 😀

[@santouchesantouche2873]

legit question. I have a 103kg washer to take down a dog leg flight of stairs. Are these straps up to the task?

[@talksickgamer]

​@@santouchesantouche2873 did you give it a try? How was it?

[@santouchesantouche2873]

@@talksickgamer not yet!

[@giyohnly1Podcast]

Where can you get these ??

[@magsdoneit1068]

Those are goid but that washing machine don’t look like it has any concrete inside looks too light

[@Ronibearable]

These are fabulous, will never move without them. My son, moved out of state and went and got one once there. His friend helping him said, do we REALLY need that, son said yes. You will see. Friend was amazed and said, YUP, definately need these forever.

[@robertcast2209]

What else can you use those straps other than the washer and dryer machines?

[@TheGuyanesePrincess]

Looks very easy 😂😂 I’m sure it won’t be like that for me .. like 99%😂

[@Ronibearable]

It will be exactly like that. I am a 60 yr old female, and helped my son move heavy stuff with ease. These are worth 3 times the price.

[@twashington4]

That was a dryer which doesn’t weigh much when you’re using these straps.

[@wdpk837]

just be careful with these because if the washing machine slips, you’re locked in and falling all the way with it

[@fabricedileka5668]

I have it already on god

[@00z85]

This makes sense

[@vm6445]

is that really a house?

[@Hunterisadumb]

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