What is the difference between this and Hydroban?
522139
Hydroban does not require the use of the waterproofing fabric in the copes and corners.
522140
I do not know what the difference would be. I had never tiled walls before. I followed a wonderful series of youtube videos that walked me through step by step. He explained why this was his preferred product. I chose to follow his videos to precision and am happy I did. My bathroom turned out fabulously!!! :-)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95-l9CKoRiE&src;_vid=OODB_RyxJm4&feature;=iv&annotat;ion_id=annotation_3120556069
522141
Refer to this Laticrete Converstions Blog from 2010. The differences are subtle, but clearly explained. http://laticrete.blogspot.ca/2010_05_01_archive.html
522142
I do not know what the difference would be. I had never tiled walls before. I followed a wonderful series of youtube videos that walked me through step by step. He explained why this was his preferred product. I chose to follow his videos to precision and am happy I did. My bathroom turned out fabulously!!! :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95-l9CKoRiE&src_vid=OODB_RyxJm4&feature=iv&annotation_id=annotation_3120556069
847422
This one has more pressure than the squeeze-bottle versions and the flow of water is continuous until it runs out. If you have a bidet at home and you want a similar "experience" when traveling or when out of home, then I will strongly suggest to invest on this one. It is worth the investment.
1112356
I'm not really sure what you're asking by "a difference between this...". I reviewed the sheffield model; I don't know what "this" refers to. I don't work for the company.
569854
One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix.Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
737572
It seems the biggest difference is the Tetra comes with the screen, filter and media bag, where the Danner is just the waterfall....so it seems to be a matter of convenience.
668504
Unless you purchased a filter that stated it came with a hydration pack then you will have to purchase one. I suggest the Camelbak because some brand's hoses are the wrong diameter. Cut the hose at a good spot and place your filter in-line with the hose. Once this is set up check it out for leaks. If you purchased one that stated it came with a hydro pack then contact the seller. One sure fire way to tell is that the filter alone usually runs around $50-$60. I hope this helps.
1859866
I have no idea about the difference. I just know that the simple one suits me. It works well in the shower and travels with me well.
569855
One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix. Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
1431970
Don't really know the difference, but this had got to be the most powerful hand vac I've ever owned. Super strong suction. It's corded, not battery
448441
The only differences that I have found are: colour, price, and the fact that the kids water flosser is NOT wired for international power (meaning that if you plug it in outside of Canada and the US you run the risk of burning out the motor.)
1166899
There is no difference that I know of, this one has a + on the bottle as well. There is API Stress Coat which helps with the slime coat and is a different product.
1473917
I have tried hydro with good results,however,it is a lot more involved than you are led to believe and more expensive.I do not use it anymore,the hydro reservoir is now a shelf for my plants.Personaly,I would stay away from hydro systems.
1583395
Hi Michele, Thanks for asking. There is a HUGE difference between this Straw and the H2O survival straw. Their straw appears to be built for a much lighter use application. It has a extremely limited capacity according to its specs of a possible max of 56 gallons compared to 400 gallons+ capacity use with the H2o Survival straw. It doesn't have back flush plunger which is essential for cleaning out the filter and increasing its use, It doesn't have a included water bag or any way to attach a water bag or bottle to carry water. It doesn't have any protective end caps to help keep the ends clean. It doesn't have any pre-filter for turbid water. Which is absolutely essential if you are ever encounter a muddy or debris filled stream or lake. Frankly there really is no comparison between the two straws. The H2O survival straw is really intended for a heavier duty use by serious hikers and and emergency Preppers. You really would rather have this straw when the going gets rough. Whats nice about it also is that it isn't really that big and it easily fits in your pocket or pack pack. I see the Xtreme straw more for vacationers that need a light weight straw that is very small and convenient to use while traveling. I cant vouch for how well it works. But it appears to remove many for the nasties from the water. But I feel it is very limited in capacity and missing some key essential extras included in the H2o Survival straw and for the difference of a couple bucks. Why wouldn't you buy the H2o Survival Straw, the clearly superior straw? I hope I have addressed all your questions.
57417
No. This has Hydrolink which functions the same, and looks the same, and sounds the same... but isn't compatible. There are no Hydrolink accessories available.
1910832
It hooks up yo the sower head so being a tub or shower isn't a difference. You control the direction and there is a on off button so it's not constantly on. And the water pressure isn't important because I only use half my water potential. hope this helps
344931
One model was for upstream other was for downstream. I don't remember which was which but do know I had two different models
1470917
They are the same, just marketed by a different company. We have both and can't see any difference.