Thursday, January 15, 2009

How Much Does it Weigh? Balanzza Tells All

In some areas it's not uncommon to run across a propane seller who fills, not by volume, but by weight. The LP tank is scaled empty, then again when full, and the purchaser buys propane by the pound (or kilo, depending on your whereabouts). Some wonder if they can trust the scale. Or perhaps you're not sure how much LP you've left in your bottle, but have no way to weigh (Oy vey!).

With the appropriate equipment you can put to work on those thorny gas weight questions, or to ensure your luggage is within airline carrier weight limitations. But wait there's more! How about "the big one" that didn't get away? Your buddy's fish-stories can finally be put to rest, and all these other scaly issues too, with the help of the Balanzza digital luggage scale.

This handy device is in itself, lightweight--a great thing in these fuel conservative days--but isn't a lightweight when it comes to accurate reporting. Not much bigger than the palm of your hand, the Balanzza is easy to use. Simply slip the handy nylon strap through the propane tank yoke, snap the locking clasp, pick up the scale and tank. When you hear the beep, the weights displayed in either pounds or kilograms. A handy tare weight function also allows display of the actual contents weight without the need of mental calculations.

Powered by two AAA batteries, the Balanzza retails for $24.95, and can be purchased online at balanzza.com or locally in many Target stores. The device weighs up to 100 pounds or 44 kilos.

Monday, January 05, 2009

Coil n’Wrap brings RVers the “InstaHanger”

RVers are appreciative of new and innovative products that make RVing more enjoyable. Long time RVers Ken and Judy Wilton are always on the lookout for these products for RVers to enjoy. Perhaps you’ve met them at one of the many RV shows across the country where they demonstrate and sell RV products under their company name “Coil n’ Wrap.”

Now they’ve done it again, bringing RVers another great product called the “InstaHanger”. Whether it’s hanging up ironing or hanging up laundry fresh out of the dryer the InstaHanger will save you time and effort.The great thing about this device is that it folds-up when you’re finished using it.The InstaHanger is 18” by 3” and the metal hanging rod is 12” long when extended. When folded the device is approximately 1 ¾” thick.It comes in the “Country Classic” wooden model or the white plastic model. The InstaHanger is easy to install and holds up to 50 pounds when firmly attached to the wall with the provided screws. If you don’t want to screw it into the wall you can use the supplied high temperature hook & loop as an alternative installation.If you are a part-time RVer you may also want a few of these for your house. One for the laundry room and one in the bedroom. They come in handy when you need to air dry a shirt or a blouse or when you're sorting out clothing while packing for a trip.

You’re sure to find many uses for this new product. You can purchase this and other fine products at their website by clicking here: Coil n’ Wrap. You can also check their website to see when they will be at an RV show near you. Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing