Journal
Real uses, builds and how-tos from the people who own a BLOWZER. Every story answers one question first, then shows the work.
Creators using the BLOWZER X6 in their own work, with their story.
On a fall Airstream trip down the Blue Ridge Parkway, Keep Your Daydream's dad explains his two-tower way to light charcoal at a creekside campsite, then finishes it with a BLOWZER X6: the slow briquettes flare into flame, just before the steaks go on.
Parked in Indio, California, full-time RVers Endless RVing fit the narrow nozzle on a BLOWZER X6, switch to high speed and clear the water trapped in their motorhome's shower-door track, weep hole by weep hole, until nothing drips out.
Die Trying Woodworking carves a fallen willow log into a fire-pit bench, re-sands it after a rushed first pass, then uses the BLOWZER X6 to blow the sanding dust off the seat and out of the knots, clean the shop tools and get the evening fire going.
Answers to the questions people ask about cleaning with air.
Turn the car and the fan off, brush between the vent slats, then blow the dust out with the X6 on 80K and the flat nozzle, one slat at a time. Use the needle nozzle for corners and seams, and vacuum or wipe up what comes out.
Shut the laptop down fully and unplug the charger. Blow across the vents in short bursts with the X6 on 40K and the needle nozzle, angled so the dust leaves through the exhaust instead of going deeper. Never let the fan spin up from the air.
Unplug the keyboard, tilt it at an angle and blow between the keys in short bursts with the X6 on 40K and the needle nozzle. For a deep clean, pull the keycaps, blow across the switches on 80K, then clean the caps separately.