Ho Ho Ho...ly Smokes
This beloved Christmas movie was box-office disaster in 1946 and only aired so frequently because its copyright lapsed.
What is It’s a Wonderful Life
This type of battery powers Greenworks cordless tools.
What is Lithium-ion?
This tool looks like a drill but delivers a more rapid rotation for driving long screws and lag bolts.
What is an Impact Driver?
This type of snow blower uses both an auger and an impeller to throw snow farther and handle deeper drifts.
What is a Two-stage snow blower?
According to most movies, Santa enters homes using this extremely unreliable security flaw.
What is the chimney?
This common holiday activity causes more emergency room visits than decorating trees or stringing lights.
What is shoveling snow
Compared to gas engines, Greenworks batteries deliver this huge winter benefit.
What is instant start with no choke?
What is no warm-up?
This handheld saw is best for long, straight cuts through plywood and framing lumber.
What is a Circular Saw?
This rotating blade at the front of a snow blower is called...
An auger
Who drives the most miles in a year?
Neither, because Klaus doesn't drive....his car does and the reindeer drive, not Santa.
Rudolph’s glowing nose would have to reach over 1000 degrees F to emit light or, as the songs call it, this.
Glow
True or false? Greenworks batteries stop charging automatically once they reach full capacity.
True
This handheld tool uses spinning abrasive discs for grinding metal and cutting bolts.
What is an Angle grinder?
This northern group of people are said to have over 40 unique names for snow.
Inuit
Children love to sit on this man's lap and whisper their wishes into his ear.
Santa
To deliver gifts to every home in one night, Santa’s sleigh would need to travel at roughly 6 million what.
miles per hour
What’s quieter: a gas engine at idle or a Greenworks tool at full throttle?
Greenworks at full throttle
This finishing tool uses circular motion to smooth wood without leaving swirl marks.
What is an Orbital Sander?
This 1945 song, popularized by Frank Sinatra has the word "Snow" in it 9 times not including 3 times in the title. Not the same as the B2M song, Let it Snow
Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!
When he's frustrated in meetings, he takes off his glasses, rubs his brow, and mutters "these freaking elves!"
Santa
If Santa ate cookies at every U.S. household, he’d consume roughly 11 billion of this unit that comes from the Latin for heat.
Calories
Instead of cylindrical cells, Core batteries use this type marsupial-inspired of cell
Pouch
This measurement most accurately determines how much twisting force a power tool delivers.
What is Torque?
In water, Hydrogen bonds are joined at 104.45 degrees causing these crystalline hexagonal structures to form in cold weather.
Snowflakes
Either