Smaller new home no longer requires my semi-commercial unit which only uses water and was fabulous. Is the solution really helpful?
915941
The cleaning solution is good, but you can just use distilled water and a little white vinegar once the bottle is empty. The lid will screw off the bottle after it does a few clicks. This is a MUCH cheaper way to do it, since the price for new bottles is very high. Make sure once you're done mopping, that you remove the cleaning pad, since it holds moisture and can rust out the steam mechanism. Just follow the directions.
627368
I originally ordered the wrong model and it was really easy to return and get the correct model. It was a few months ago so I can't tell you exactly how it went but I don't have any complaints about the process. Additionally, the tankless water heater is kick butt! My bill went down 10 bucks a month and I have a ton of room in the closet on my balcony now. The extra space is so worth it!
1832845
We have it installed to pump away condensation from large commercial a/c units. I'm no expert but I think it is too small to handle that much and would probably burn out fairly quickly. I'd go to a spa or pool store, find the right unit then shop for it online. The markup on these things is ridiculous.
2262882
I believe this unit is too small for your needs. If this unit is intended to be used as a whole house water heater, then you need a larger unit.
1548839
We have the tall unit with hot and cold and it's been close to a year and it is awesome. We have it at our business with 18 full time employees and haven't had an issue. So worth the 1 time price instead of paying monthly to water companies especially the one we had before it was $106.00 a month. And I bought extra filters but it hasn't had to be changed yet not like the leased machine we had and when it needed changing it wouldn't give any water. I so recommend this unit and it looks good too!
1234002
True. We didn't end up using it because of that. We may use it at some point, but right now we are going with another option, which is our regular plastic waterer. We thought the heating device would melt it but it doesn't get that hot and works perfectly, at least so far.
127867
In the lower states it can, but in the northern states, multiple simultaneous users, it will be overloaded. If you can afford a 3,700 square foot home, then you can place a unit in each appropriate demand zone and be very glad you did. I love mine, live in KY, get great supply when the water is above 60 degrees, and then it slows the flow as the temperature drops. I have dishwasher, washing machine, garden tube, 2 showers, 3 sinks and 4 people. It is better than great in the summer, okay spring and fall, and we are conservative in the winter.
599162
its not the size of the house... its how many people are using water in the house. go for the bigest. and change the cartrage less.
1803825
I put the unit on a small platform (4" high) and used a cheap furnace moisture pump and some tubing to force the water out. There were shallow condensation pumps available but I didn't think they were worth the extra cost. Be careful with the amount of tension on the tubing, I broke my drain because I constantly move the thing depending on how I am using and where I am in the room. (my office and gym are one in the same plus some times you just want a fan blowing on you) I used a little marine repair putty to fix it and haven't had a problem
2202832
I have it in a 3 BR 1 bath rental property with 3 people. They take showers one right after the other and said they don't run out of hot water whatsoever. It seems to do wonderful there. its been installed now for 5 months and no problems, tenants are very happy with it. I had to buyer the gas line, plumbing etc to where it tied in, but that's normal with any new installation. It was a tremendous savings over a traditional water heater, and the tenants and I are very glad we installed it. So much so, that I am installing the same one in a diner I own for the dishwasher. I think it will work great. Hope that helps.
1968233
To save yourself some time, just call up your local water softener company and ask if they sell medium. It saved me some shipping, and supported a local company. It just happened that they had the Ionac C249, which I put in my Kenmore.
310935
I also contacted ECO Smart and if you change all your water outlets to 1.5GPM, most are 2.5GPM it helps the unit and you save water on your bill. I install the same unit in my parents home with 1.5GPM water reducers on all faucets and showers, "No one noticed a difference in water pressure". You can get a 6 pack of water savers a Lowes for $30.
1940279
I have a 2 bedroom as well , it is fine for me, the water doesn't get super hot and you gotta keep the flow down somewhat or it won't keep up but the space I saved and knowing hot water only heats up when I turn it on is great , I happy with it.
726709
If you didn't see instant results your water needs more than filters. I had a $5000.00 kinetico system installed up stream of our home master filters. We also have a reverse osmosis system under kitchen sink. Check to see the cost of having a deep well put in or I can send you a pic of our setup. Either way is gonna cost you but better to invest than let the water destroy your homes plumbing.
1883573
Well, I use this dehumidifier in my house of 1000 sq. feet - and although I know it may be too small for it - I was looking for something that wasn't an energy hog - it does cost me $20.00 a month but it did remove moisture in the air. My house is sealed up tight with new windows so I wasn't battling the outside elements. I would say for your size it would be fine - just know it runs all the time - the fan runs and the compressor shuts off when it reaches a desired level. Hope this helps Dave
2052265
I did. Not sure if it helped because I had another rinse already in, but my main goal is to soften the water running through my appliances to keep the buildup at a minimum. Only time will tell.
900335
Just measure your space, and ask the expert at the big box store to select. My concern on the 4 gal unitis, "is this enough hot water for you".