When I started working on the prototype for this device it was a little rough around the edges. I had pieces from things in my garage and other combinations of items from multiple runs to the hardware store. The result was a Frankenstein looking thing but I had not a care in the world about how it looked. What I needed was to prove that the concept worked. A few weeks later my mother visiting. I wanted to see if others would find it useful so I showed her what I was working on. I saw her warily look at this home made device that looked like a scrapyard invention by a 6 year old. Despite the looks, and (possibly only because she is my mother) she leaned back and tried it out. I immediately saw the look on her face. It is like when someone gives you a shoulder rub and it hits something that has been bugging you for a while but you just couldn't release it. Her look was followed by a gentle airy "..oooh, yeah. Oh..." and that was all I needed.

I am terribly excited to bring the Max-Traxx Total Relief Station (TRS-120) to market and I hope in it's own way it can help make the world a little better.