Samurai Appliance Repair Man's Blog

The ice looks sturdy, but looks can be deceiving...

Here are a few of the scrotum scrubbers I've repaired in my distinguished career as an appliance repair professional. Personally, I don't use this type of appliance-- why have an appliance do something that a simple wash cloth will do? Saves money and energy and it's better for the environment. Honestly, I think our society's obsession with technology is unhealthy sometimes.



The Poly Scrub
Has a more gentle scrubbing action than some of the others but may leave some skin behind and may not be as thorough.



The Buffer
Attachment for a power drill for buffing, not technically a scrubber per se.



Spike n' Dry
This is a unique one:  it's designed for hard-to-reach scrotums (think obesity) and dries at the same time.  



Pine Scrub Attachment
This one leaves a nice piney scent when finished.



Dremel Scrub Attachment
For use with your Dremel tool on very small scrotillia.



Steel Bristle Scrubber
One of the industrial strength attachments.



Industrial Strength Scrubber
When you really mean clean!



The Ball Buster
When you don't care what's left when you're done scrubbing.

Been enjoying some rare conditions on Otter Pond these past few days. It's been cold but not much snow. So Otter Pond has frozen over to into this enormous skating rink.

Checkout all the pics ==> here.

Celebrated the Second Day of Christmas with an awesome winter wonderland hike up the Ammonusuc Trail to the AMC Lakes of the Clouds hut. Didn't take the Oz Man this time because I didn't think this trail and conditions would be dog-friendly. Turned out to be the right choice-- would have had to abort mission if the Oz Man was with me, no way he could've made this.

Trail conditions were snow on top of ice-- combined with the steep grades, this is one of the most difficult traction conditions you can encounter. I only brought my Kathoola microspikes and they were not at all adequate for this hike-- needed full 10-point crampons, which I left back in the van. Took some world-class tumbles both going up and back down. No real injuries, just a wet, bruised butt and snow dumped down my shirt and britches.

Turn your speakers up and enjoy the slide show ==> Slide Show