Does anyone know if this is a better choice compared to the wild whirlpool or the water wheel versions?
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Hello friend, I've never owned the wild whirlpool or water wheel version but I can tell you this since I did a lot of research on all of them before I purchased the big splash waterpark. The deal breaker for me (besides the fact it got the BEST reviews over all of them) was that all the parts simply snap into place rather than screw in. Over time the screws will rust and you wont be able to ever disassemble it. Also, it doesn't leak. It was very easy to put together and my daughter LOVES playing with it. All the reviews on this product were right! Hope this helped. Heidi
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I am going to second that yes. I have a GE housing (GXWH40L) that came from that orange home store. I've used Whirlpool filters from the blue home store, and these Culligan filters from Amazon. This 4.5" x 10" filter is a standard/commodity item. This is the best deal I could come up with.
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I looked at a Whirlpool RO tank at Lowes, but it was not a 4 gallon storage tank like the one I was replacing and just purchased---and according to the company (via Lowes telephone call), they do not make a 4 gallon tank. Don't know if this helps.
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The concept is identical. I hope that the Grossan machine's motor is more robust given that it's designed for irrigation, but I'm not sure. My wife & I burned out a waterpik in 11 months. This has to last ~30 months to be a break even vs. annual waterpik purchases.Has anyone used the Grossan machine for 3 years or more w/o problems or breakdowns?Jon
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It's whirlpool, but the one I've ordered had the same number that it's listed under and one I needed. My refrigerator is the WRT771RWYM whirlpool top freezer and it has interior water filter. Regardless, I wouldn't really suggest ordering here. I ordered from here and after running a couple gallons like normal to clean it it still came out with a really disgusting taste. I ran it even more then tried it same thing. I looked at reviews after that said they had same issue.
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It's not exactly the same. The biggest difference is that is does not have a drain on the float bowl. It bolted on my snowblower and started right up. Hope this helps. Can't beat the price.
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Hi Chris, No, even though Whirlpool acquired Maytag in 2006 this motor will not do the job. You will need motor W10410996 and blower wheel 31001317. You need the blower wheel because they do crack and usually after a motor change. You will notice the spline end that mounts to the blower wheel on this motor is a shaved end and the Whirlpool motor here in the picture has a ccw thread. http://www.appliancepartscompany.com/lookup/110814/688083 ; this link will give you a better view of what you have on your hands. Need more help send photo with question to roush435 at gmail.com ... Use model number in title of message. Thanks
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We used this one last year & were not pleased with it. We got the one with the springs on the end this year & it did alot better job. So yes, definitely go with the one with springs.
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I couldn't compare it to the Wonder Wheeler since I haven't tried that one but the Beachcomber Wagon does a good job in the soft sand. Good luck.
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I don't have experience with both, but I think a 4-wheel cleaner is likely to be more stable than a 3-wheel cleaner and climb the pool wall better. I recently chose the Kreepy Krauly, and I've been very happy with it.
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I didn't buy it through Amazon but happened upon a positive review for the machine on Amazon. The machine I had was a piece of junk that could barely blow snow. Buy something more powerful, its worth every penny. Spend around $1,000 and read some reviews. I now have a Sears Craftsman (made by Husquavarna) 27" 305cc. Great machine!!!
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The Whirlpool water softener system is far superior to WaterBoss. I've owned both (I currently have Whirlpool which replaced WaterBoss). This is the opinion of MANY people as evidenced by the absolutely poor reviews of WaterBoss here on Amazon and the wonderful reviews of the Whirlpool water softener system here: http://www.lowes.com/Plumbing/Water-Filtration-Water-Softeners/Water-Softeners/_/N-1z10xx4/pl#! DO NOT buy WaterBoss. It's a poor product from a highly uncaring company. Again, this has been proven by the many bad reviews. Get a Whirlpool system.
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If you are trying to find an original replacement wheel you will have to email the manufacturer. However, the size seems common. I would think you could find better wheels at Harbor Freight or Tractor supply, but in the year and a half that I've owned this thing I haven't needed to replace the wheels. I've hauled eight yards of gravel about 150 feet from my driveway to my kids playground area and the wheels have been just fine. Each load was somewhere between 300 and 400 pounds. The wheels aren't a problem. That said, you might be happier with a better wagon. This one doesn't have enough lift to make the dumping feature worthwhile. It's too low, so you end up with half your load still sitting in the hopper when you tilt to dump.
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I recommend the stainless version!!! cuz the rods are flexible, the water can go into the connections!
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I've spent the past week and a half researching and reading reviews from Amazon and other websites on these 2 irons. After reading the side-by-side comparison I decided to go with the cheaper iron since I have no use for vertical steaming or a detachable water tank. Thanks a lot for the helpful link.:)
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We bought this one because of the reviews of it being quieter and having a stronger motor. We love ours, but have never tried the other model.
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We have the Arctic Blast and couldn't be more happy with it. We use it strictly for home use (frequent). In looking at the differences between the 2, the Blizzard seems to have more in terms of aesthetics (light up sign) but that about it. As far as I can tell the motor is the same. I wouldn't pay the extra $$ for the Blizzard if it's only for home use.