Fluppi product

Kevin,
I read about the product as well, and I'm curious to hear how well it actually works?
Fred

> About a month ago there was a post on this
> forum about a product called Fluppi, the
> world's smallest vacuum cleaner.
> I ordered a dozen Fluppi's from a source
> that I got from this forum and it is a very
> interesting product.
> That is once you get it away from its
> packaging.
> The packaging makes me (as someone from the
> USA) think this product came out 20 or 30
> years ago.
> Any ideas out there on ways to repackage
> this item to increase its marketablity
> without blowing the budget. Would I have to
> get permission from the mfgr to repackage
> this in a more attractive manner and look.
> After all it is 2003 not 1973. Any thoughts
> out there. BTW it is in a flimsy cardboard
> box 6 inches by 2 inches by 3 inches.

> Kevin,
> I read about the product as well, and I'm
> curious to hear how well it actually works?
> Fred

Fred,

For a product with a suggested retail value of between 5 to 7 dollars it is a neat gadget. I've used in in my car for the carpeting and it does a decent job of picking up debris and material on the floor. I thought of a hotel with their maids having one on their cart. It they ever saw something on the hallway carpet that needed a quick pickup, it would be a handy thing to have.
Requiring absolutely no electricity and or batteries to operate it is very flexible.

Kevin,

Thanks for the heads up. I appreciate it.
In actual fact I'm contemplating on purchasing one. Could you tell me some sources? I haven't been able to find them on the forum.

Fred

> Fred,

> For a product with a suggested retail value
> of between 5 to 7 dollars it is a neat
> gadget. I've used in in my car for the
> carpeting and it does a decent job of
> picking up debris and material on the floor.
> I thought of a hotel with their maids having
> one on their cart. It they ever saw
> something on the hallway carpet that needed
> a quick pickup, it would be a handy thing to
> have.
> Requiring absolutely no electricity and or
> batteries to operate it is very flexible.

Fred,

> Try www.hhshopping.com/fluppi.htm

Kevin

Hi Kevin:

I have an idea for you, which I am going to try myself. I plan to take a few sample fluppi's to a few offices and drop it off in the break rooms and leave a simple sign-up order form. The people can try it out themselves and I'll come back in a day or two to pick up the money and deliver the fluppi's. They will only see the sample fluppi and NOT the box so I won't even worry about the packaging.




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