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Monday, January 04, 2010

Tackle light snowfall on decks, steps, patios and sidewalks with this lightweight and powerful electric snow thrower. It weighs just under 12 pounds, but is capable of moving up to 200 pounds of snow per minute and clearing paths 12" wide and 4" deep with each pass; the three-blade rotor effectively cuts through light snowfall. (value $100).

Reply to this blog (minimum 30 characters) with why you want the Snow Joe 322P electric snow thrower!

The top 10 best responses will get a brand new Snow Joe 322 electric snow thrower ($99/Value) for FREE! (Winners first names and state will be posted on the blog). We will consider the first 200 submissions only. (Snow Joe "@snowjoe" staff is not eligible).

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RCD
Apr 26, 2010 / 9:40 PM

I hate snow. ***** I love snow joe. ***** I love snow.

XAVIER
Feb 12, 2010 / 10:47 AM

Bought the Snow Joe Thrower 02/05/2010 in anticipation of the Blizzard of 2010. It worked wonderfully, my neighbors were shoveling their behinds off and I was rolling threw the snow. I would recommend this product to any one and every one. *****

PJ
Feb 8, 2010 / 4:26 PM

I am a single woman with a cardiac condition. It would enable me to clear snow from my driveway without little exertion. *****

JGDAWS23
Feb 8, 2010 / 3:45 PM

We have had 2 snowfalls that have been 2 ft plus and I have used the 322P Snow Thrower with no problems. So I can just imagine how easy it would be with the 622U1. I give this product a thumbs up.

ROWANESQ
Feb 8, 2010 / 1:01 PM

We love our SNOWJOE 622 - even a . ***** My husband just bent the blades on it, though, trying to clear the sidewalk to the front stoop (I just ordered replacement blades). ***** A smaller unit for clearing the sidewalk would be very handy. ***** While I am sure you appreciate the replacement sales, my pocketbook does not! ***** We have a long drive and sidewalk to the front door so being able to do double-duty would also allow us to get out of the snow and back to our family!

BONNIE IN MICHIGAN
Jan 27, 2010 / 8:59 AM

I already purchased mine without know much about them. I was very impressed how well my Snow Joe 322P electric snow thrower worked. After our January thaw & fresh snow yesterday, I took it onto my deck & cleaned a nice path, today I will do it again & on the steps this time. This machine is just the ticket for me. It is light weight, easy to maneuver. Something a women can handle. I am a 68 year old woman living alone. I like finding things that make my life a little easier & this is it...My deck is on second level so there are a lot of steps to do then there is the sidewalk on the ground and few more steps up to the drive way. Now I can clean them myself. I would not do it before which made ice after walking on the snow. Well let me tell you, this is the best investment I think I have ever made & would highly recommend this to anyone. The funny thing is that I have been teased by men (of course) about this "little electric" thing. Now I can throw it back at them. :) Haha to them! ***** My dog likes the path too, just not the thrower, but then she don't like vacuum sweeper either! After she tried to attack it I turned it around & threw snow at her. She didn't like that either, but it was funny. I'm a happy snowed in person NOW.

BONNIE IN MICHIGAN
Jan 27, 2010 / 9:03 AM

Bonnie from Michigan again... I paid $116. with shipping & tax. ***** Got it from QVC. This was my first QVC buy. Still not sorry I bought it.

HATE SHOVELING SNOW
Jan 15, 2010 / 2:40 PM

I COULD USE A SNOW JOE FOR JUST THE SIMPLE FACT THAT I HATE SHOVELLING SNOW. I HAVE TO DO IT AT WORK AND THEN AGAIN WHEN I GET HOME. I PAY A LANDLORD TO DO THIS AND HE USUALLY GETS AROUND TO IT IN THE SPRING. (AFTER IT MELTS)

PATRICK
Jan 15, 2010 / 2:35 PM

I have used my friends before, this a great tool. I need one for my sidewalk and common areas. Great tool

OUTOFWORKNEEDAJOE
Jan 15, 2010 / 12:05 AM

I could use one of these to make a little extra money. I want one because neighbor drives a plow and I could use this 322P to make paths, move the snow in tight spaces, and touch up spots, everybody has an outlet around somewhere now a days so I don’t need a gas hog. While he makes the big $$$ moving heavy amounts, I could also use this Snow Joe around and to cars that are parked at my real job as resident assistant at maple creek group home. Unfortunately there are a few smokers there as well; I guess I could use it to clear off the back patio so they don’t drag the snow inside; one of my hats there is to keep the floors clean. I am sure this can help that too…

AMY
Jan 13, 2010 / 9:26 AM

I am a singe independent woman who always takes care of cleaning the path from the front door to the car. ***** I don’t have a garage so I am a prisoner of Mother Nature when she brings in snow. ***** I have recently had some bouts of arthritis and my hands don’t work like they normally do. ***** If I had a Snow Joe, I would be able to clear my path with quickness and ease. I would then not feel as if I was loosing my independence because I wouldn’t have to watch my neighbor clear my path for me.

GABBY
Jan 12, 2010 / 11:43 PM

The Snow Joe sounds great. Would save lots of time on work days and not worry about 85 year old mom getting stuck after her heart surgery. This year had 2 feet of snow and had to pay to have it removed. We also have steepest driveway in neighborhood. With Snow Joe I could do it myself. Thanks.

JOE,INDY IN
Jan 10, 2010 / 4:07 PM

I want a Snow Joe 322P for its cool look, I would use it like my old fashioned “S” handled shovel, except, no lifting action just pushing that’s easy. ***** I don’t need or want to shovel an entire drive. I just need a small path to my car. It would also be cool to clear my deck. When it snows, my dog thinks the deck is fair game to go "outside”. When it is shoveled or I chase her off the deck she will "use the yard".

ALY@SNOWJOE
Jan 8, 2010 / 5:21 PM

I like to entertain at my apartment, but unfortunately my landlord can't always make it over to clear our sidewalk, porch and steps. As a safety precaution, it would be great to have a lightweight, easy-to-use tool that will clear out snow quickly so my guests don't slip and fall!

SUZANNE
Jan 8, 2010 / 8:56 AM

Everything I've read says, value, quality and gets the job done. ***** That is why I want a Snow Joe! ***** It's too hard for a lady to push a shovel and throw the snow without hurting your back. ***** I'm a lady and I would like to use this product and tell my friends about it. ***** I live in WV and we have snow from 2 inch falls to 12 inch falls. ***** If the snow is taken care of in increments it isn't a problem. ***** This product demonstration looks like it will cut through the snow and help me to manuever my way around the driveway and to the steps of my house. ***** Please consider me for the Snow Joe. ***** Sincerely, Suzanne Utt *****

MOTHER GOOSE
Jan 5, 2010 / 9:53 PM

I'm a grrreat BLONDE, but almost eighty, and still need a clean and clear path to my door to my car. It’s not far about a 30 foot path. The SnowJoe would be great for that, it’s not too much because it’s lightweight and could stand in my breezeway ready to go at anytime. My young neighbor would love it because he would not need to use my shovel that is in the corner now.

ALISON
Jan 5, 2010 / 8:13 PM

I live in a townhouse, and we have to pay assessments for snow removal and lawn maintenance. ***** This is my home, and I care how it looks. ***** So I have my own little electric lawn mower, an electric weed wacker, and I plant flowers and vegetables in the summer. ***** I also have a truck I park on my driveway because my car (20 this Feb) gets the garage. I want the electric snow thrower to push the snow off of the driveway. ***** I have been using a shovel to do this but it is getting harder for me to do this because I also shovel for my neighbors. ***** So if I get a free electric snow shovel, it would benefit not just me, but also my neighbors. ***** *****

MOUNTAIN GIRL
Jan 5, 2010 / 12:56 PM

Wow, I would love a SNOWJOE! My late hubby was from the north and actually liked to shovel snow - not me. ***** I need a smaller snowblower that will make quick work of the sidewalk, patio, and both of my decks...without having to fight with shovels that are designed for the guys! Up here in the mountians, I would get lots of practice moving snow with it...even send video for your next commercial! ***** News Flash - all us "single" ladies need a helper in the snow!

JOESNOWGUTE
Jan 5, 2010 / 6:20 AM

I want the Snow Joe 322P electric snow thrower, one obvious reason is my name. My Great Dane would love it even more because she is let out on our deck to get to the back yard to go "outside". So I need to go out via the deck and then a cement pathway to the yard to "clean up". We are expecting snow soon so this would be great to use :-) to make a clear path way off the deck and sidewalk.

COOTOOL
Jan 5, 2010 / 7:31 AM

Thats a good one, where is a pict of that big dog? Just leash her up and dig your heels in the ground, that will move the snow.