My first reaction... are the holes enough to let dirt get under it. I guess it filters it also. Just scanned it on my fb feed.
I just saw that to me don't fix something if its not broken.. Im sure they will make money off it
that's been out for many years and never really took off. stick with a GG...
I'm sure they'll claim it's revolutionary and developed with super magical "technology"
It's totally revolutionary and unlike anything on the market today!
I agree, it doesn't look like it would be as effective in letting the dirt get through.
Originally Posted by Jason Rose I am cursed for life because I can never look at beautiful paint without seeing the defects
Dunno if I would use that as my grit guard. I may use it to strain my spaghetti though. Newest, New Grit Guard:
It needs CG's logo on it, then it will sell! Looks interesting though, surprised noone has reviewed it since its been around so long. Sent from my SPH-M930 using AG Online
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The idea is that dirt drops down and gets trapped. The CG "guard" with minimal holes would likely do the opposite. Are you sure it is a grit guard equivalent? Too lazy to google about it.
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The only difference I can see is underneath. I guess the "filter" helps capture the dirt particles.
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