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A Ladder Safety Tool That Actually Gets Used: How the Grip Clip Was Invented
Sick of your ladder slipping at the worst moment? The XPRT Grip Clip is a lightweight, easy-to-use ladder stabiliser that clamps securely to gutters in seconds. Invented by a tradie after too many close calls, it’s built for real-world use—fast, strong and actually gets used. Learn how this Aussie-made tool went from idea to essential safety gear for tradies and DIYers.
Jonathan Bull
Jul 314 min read
How to clean Gutters and Downpipes: Gutter Tongs
Most gutters can handle a bit of leaf litter. It’s the hard stuff like broken tile bits, nails, plastic offcuts that causes real blockages. The XPRT Gutter Tongs are built to reach into awkward spots your hand can’t, grab debris before it gets lodged in your downpipes, and save you a costly plumber visit. Designed by a pro who’s cleaned thousands of gutters, these aren’t your average BBQ tongs.
Jonathan Bull
Jul 82 min read
How I Invented the Louvre Mop (and Nearly Took Out my Wife’s Car)
I didn’t realise aluminium kicks like a mule. One chunk of cut-off metal barely missed my wife’s car (this was literally in the garage). I also learned not to wear a good shirt while cutting - the hot metal filings melt straight into the fabric.
Jonathan Bull
Jul 13 min read
For the Inventor Minds Out There: Why I Keep Building (Even When It’s Hard)
Invention is messy, slow, and often frustrating — but when it clicks, it’s worth every failed part and dead-end phone call. If you’re a builder too, let’s talk.
Jonathan Bull
May 212 min read
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