By talking with other exhibitors at the various shows he travels to and by speaking with professional dog-groomers it soon became apparent that Russell was not alone, when it came to experiencing problems with the dryers he was using. Noisy, underpowered, short lived motors, filters that did not work properly, other filters that were so restrictive they reduced airflow or let hair penetrate the dryer and cause damage to the armature, even fire hazards when hair would wrap around the heating element. In 1996 using some designs as a guide Russell started making his own dryers. Designed and built from a users perspective to meet the performance criteria he and others like him needed. |
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The Result; EZYCOAT Professional Dryers |
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