GRANDMA SHARK 2800W Pet Water Blower, Pet Hair Dryer with Hose, 3 Optional Nozzles

Really good bit if kit , used for a motorbike instead of paying a extra £100 for a branded one , spot on good blow pressure and heated, must have for a motorbike

Well I’ve always wanted one of these because they warmth is safer for Dogs, it use to take me quite along time with a normal hair drier and towel. I used this yesterday and it didn’t take me half as long, so quickly. Very powerful nearly blew him away lol. After reading reviews I was kinda nervous whether to get this or not but I took the plunge and went for one and I’m happy with it I just hope it keeps working and doesn’t break like some others have said. Overall I’m pleased with the product after my first use and my little chihuahua, he looks absolutely beautiful.

Bought this to dry my motorcycle after a wash.The price has a habit of going up and down so timing your purchase is important. Got mine for under £50 but I have seen these going for a lot more.The dryer is very loud which you are warned about but is also very powerful and drys my bike in no time at all.

Pompey Learninated Reviews - Grandma Shark 2800W Pet DryerRead the complete review over on my main website - PompeyLearninated dot comCleaning your pride and joy can be either fun and enjoyable or a down right a pain in the arse..... For me it's fun and enjoyable and if you know me it’s something I do a lot 🙂 In fact I pretty much clean my bike either before every ride or after every ride, and I like to think it shows when you see my bike, it maybe a 2014 model but she is one tidy and clean bike.It does take time and effort to clean a bike as so many areas and small places that dirt can get into, and I use a HUGE range of cleaning products, and like this dryer they also have been reviewed on my site. There are many items you can use to help make the job of cleaning your pride and joy easier and the Bike Dryer is one of them. It maybe less common to have unlike things like a jet wash or snow foam systems but in real word the dryer is just as practical.Water and especially road salt on rainy days are something we should be avoiding, and it’s the rainy days that make our bike look the worst let alone cause the most issues, but after a good ride getting a jet wash out and washing the bike can be a real pain.... For me I use a hose pipe that is plumbed in so I can quickly rinse the bike over before she’s put away for the day, and then before my next ride I would clean her properly, but recently putting the bike away wet has caused a few issues with rust showing on the chain, or my USB hub setup stop working, and this is were I now use a dryer.Dedicated bike dryers can set you back a fair amount, and some brand-name versions coming over £200 for a setup, but many people now head towards cheaper types and that is using pet dryers... And this is the same route I have done. A pet dryer is similar in many ways, but do lack in others especially the high end ones, they do not tend to come with things like wheels to make it easier to get around your bike, longer power leads to be able to reach further and longer hoses for the air meaning less dragging the unit around... Pet dryers are more basic units but that does not mean just as useful and helpful.So for around £60 you can pick up an unbranded pet dryer, they tend to all be around the 2800 watts of power which is the same as a lot of the high end models out there dedicated for bikes, the model I have is linked and it's a very simple and basic dryer with no real frills, again 2800watts in power, 3 different heads for the air, 2 power settings(High and Low) and 3 heat settings (Off, High and Low). This is all you will need to dry a car let alone a bike, the power from this is plenty to blow any water off areas of your bike and with the heat setting this helps reduce the time needed, thou on the model I have brought you need to make sure you follow the instruction when using the heat side, and that is only switch the heat on and off when the air is blowing, as it will overheat the unit, also make sure you check the filter is clean and clear, apart from that it's a simple to use way to make sure you get the best performance from the unit.I tested my dryer a few times now, and it does a pretty decent job of getting into all nooks and crannies of the bike like switches. Only need to use one head attachment which pretty much is perfect for all the bike, it gives loads of power but even thou it quotes low noise it's like a hoover so not that quiet really, some ppl have said they whistle but as long as you power it up first and then add the attachment it seems fine to me. It takes a while to get accustomed to where to start, normally highest area down, but due to needing to move direction it tends to blow water everywhere lol, so you end up needing to dry areas you've already done, just the way they all will work thou. It does just what I wanted from the unit and that is allowing me to keep the bike cleaner, and helps remove water residue marks from washing, but for me it's the gain of less condensation when I store the bike under my tarp at night. It also helps reduce time when cleaning as you can wash then dry and then move on quicker to waxing or ceramic coating sooner.

Wow 2 long haired German Shepard’s dried in no time loose hair and dust blasted from coat which reduces dust etc in house. Don’t use in house it is powerful my two love it highly recommend

I bought this to use for drying the car, its definitely not built for that but doesn't do a bad job. Its more suited to a motorcycle and the pets.I didnt want to pay £100+ for a car blower and instead bought this.As long as the cars got some form of protections it's good to useit to get most of the water off the car. I usually finish up with a drying towel just incase I missed any spots. The best bit i use this for is the wheels and tyres and all panel gaps and door mirrors its brilliant at getting at the water out of these areas.

The media could not be loaded.  Sadly I could not keep it as it whistles when I used the attachment and I have a very nervous dog so had to return it.Good things about it, it was nice and small so would fit in a cupboard it's not to heavy overall it's seems like a good dryer.I ordered it Wednesday evening arrived Thursday afternoon paid £4.99 for express delivery returned it Friday afternoon and got the refund in the same day.Excellent service from Amazon.

One of the parts turned up broke, still going to try and use it but not a good start.