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WIN A JOE
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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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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AND THE WINNERS ARE... SNOW WARS BLOG
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Thanks to all for sharing your creative comments on our Snow Wars blog. While we had some great submissions, the follow 5 are our top picks!
Congratulations to the top 5 selections, you will be receiving a brand new Snow Joe 622U1 Electric Snow Thrower. Have fun this winter!
MICK
Dec 16, 2009 / 12:14 PM
Tell your Neighbor that what they did was so low, but You'll take the high road and clean it up with your new Snow Joe, But, if it happens again, for Chhristmas they'll be getting coal with a bow, and the Santa on this side of the fence won't be going "Ho, ho, ho"
COMMUNITYCOLOR
Dec 11, 2009 / 11:16 PM
The best answer to the question is to carefully study both your property and neighbor's property. Figure out the areas that need to be cleaned, and decide the best places for snow. In studying the snow, it is wise to examine melting patterns. As I live in a desert, I like the fresh snow to melt into the soil. I want salty snow, from the street, to melt into the gutter. It my area, it is illegal to throw snow onto the city street. So, I have things designed with a location to pile the salty snow that drains back into the city gutter. Having figured out where to put the snow, invite the neighbor into the conversation about the best places to pile snow. A conversation about the best place to put the snow generally works better than an argument about cleaning the snow. PS: here is a picture the 6' high pile of snow at our house. http://protophoto.com/picture.html?pic=13396 Kevin Delaney - Salt Lake City
CHRIS, NEW YORK
Dec 9, 2009 / 4:06 PM
You could just send it flying back his way, or when he leaves for work: 1. Gather up the rogue snow 2. Make snowman 3. Make smiley face on snowman 4. Attach note to twig hand of snowman that reads: "I'm baaaack." I know it's a lot of work, but I guarantee it gets the point across.
JASON
Dec 9, 2009 / 6:54 PM
I think I would get out the new Snow Joe start her up and pretend I'm riding her like a bull - hooting and hollering like a crazy person. Then I would do my driveway and sidewalks and stop right at the property line, just like neighbors with a snowblower and yelling "thanks for the help Joe" and patting the snowblower like a pet. PS. my neighbors name is joe.
CHRIS
Dec 9, 2009 / 9:06 PM
I would get my kids and there kids together and have them build a snow fort with tunneling out of the heaps of snow and make the best out the situation at hand with enjoyment for the kids.Then afterwards talk it over with the neighbor about where we can mutually snowblow our properties to an area where the kids can use the mounds of snow and play together and build lasting memories and snow forts.
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Thanks to all for sharing your creative comments on our Snow Wars blog. While we had some great submissions, the follow 5 are our top picks!
Congratulations to the top 5 selections, you will be receiving a brand new Snow Joe 622U1 Electric Snow Thrower. Have fun this winter!
MICK
Dec 16, 2009 / 12:14 PM
Tell your Neighbor that what they did was so low, but You'll take the high road and clean it up with your new Snow Joe, But, if it happens again, for Chhristmas they'll be getting coal with a bow, and the Santa on this side of the fence won't be going "Ho, ho, ho"
COMMUNITYCOLOR
Dec 11, 2009 / 11:16 PM
The best answer to the question is to carefully study both your property and neighbor's property. Figure out the areas that need to be cleaned, and decide the best places for snow. In studying the snow, it is wise to examine melting patterns. As I live in a desert, I like the fresh snow to melt into the soil. I want salty snow, from the street, to melt into the gutter. It my area, it is illegal to throw snow onto the city street. So, I have things designed with a location to pile the salty snow that drains back into the city gutter. Having figured out where to put the snow, invite the neighbor into the conversation about the best places to pile snow. A conversation about the best place to put the snow generally works better than an argument about cleaning the snow. PS: here is a picture the 6' high pile of snow at our house. http://protophoto.com/picture.html?pic=13396 Kevin Delaney - Salt Lake City
CHRIS, NEW YORK
Dec 9, 2009 / 4:06 PM
You could just send it flying back his way, or when he leaves for work: 1. Gather up the rogue snow 2. Make snowman 3. Make smiley face on snowman 4. Attach note to twig hand of snowman that reads: "I'm baaaack." I know it's a lot of work, but I guarantee it gets the point across.
JASON
Dec 9, 2009 / 6:54 PM
I think I would get out the new Snow Joe start her up and pretend I'm riding her like a bull - hooting and hollering like a crazy person. Then I would do my driveway and sidewalks and stop right at the property line, just like neighbors with a snowblower and yelling "thanks for the help Joe" and patting the snowblower like a pet. PS. my neighbors name is joe.
CHRIS
Dec 9, 2009 / 9:06 PM
I would get my kids and there kids together and have them build a snow fort with tunneling out of the heaps of snow and make the best out the situation at hand with enjoyment for the kids.Then afterwards talk it over with the neighbor about where we can mutually snowblow our properties to an area where the kids can use the mounds of snow and play together and build lasting memories and snow forts.
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