Testimonials

"i am a single business woman who travels a lot for business. I bought a Pedi Stop to bring along with me when I travel ans I use it in my hotel rooms to secure the door even thought there is a dead bolt on the door. I sleep soundly knowing that no one can break into my room. The Pedi Stop is easy to use. I just drop it on the floor, kick it under the door, and secure the handle around the door knob. What a great invention and at a reasonable price. I would pay twice as much for it just to feel more secure when travelling on my own"

- Nancy Johnson

Toledo, Ohio 

Being a single Mom of very active twin boys age 7and a 1 yr. old baby, I’m always looking for a way to make life easier.  A friend gave me a Pedi Stop as a gift, at first I thought: What am I going to use this for?”  Pretty soon I was using it to keep the backdoor to the house open while I was hauling in groceries, the boys’ sports equipment, etc.  No more juggling packages and kids while trying to hold a door open. I just drop the Pedi Stop, kick it under the door, and slip the handle around the door know.  My laundry room is in the basement of my house, with the Pedi Stop, I can make several trips up and down the stairs without constantly opening and closing the basement door.  I’ve only had my Pedi Stop for a month so I’m sure I will discover many more uses for it.

-Sandy Taylor

Pittsburgh, Pa

I’ve been in the hotel management business for over forty years and one constant issue has been employee accidents and injuries.  The Pedi Stop has helped alleviate at least 70% of back related injuries in our housekeeping and maintenance departments.  Each of our housekeepers clean an average of 20 to 30 rooms per day, that’s a lot of bending to stack towels or place a garbage can against the door just to keep it open..  Neither one was very attractive or efficient .Now, our housekeepers each have their own Pedi Stop on their carts, so no more bending.  They just drop their Pedi Stop on the floor, kick it under the door, and put the attached leash around the door knob.

-Jim Strong

Manhattan, New York