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Little Giant 115V Condensate Removal Pump (VCMA-20UL) Expired
$36
$46.99
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vminnovations.com has Little Giant 115V Condensate Removal Pump (VCMA-20UL) on sale for $35.99 when you apply promo code LGIANTPUMP in cart. Shipping is free. Thanks rsvpd
Alternatively, vminnovations via Google Express has Little Giant 115V Condensate Removal Pump (VCMA-20UL) on sale for $39.99 (or $31.99 when you apply 20% off code APRSAVE19 for new Google Express customers only). Shipping is free.
Alternatively, vminnovations via Google Express has Little Giant 115V Condensate Removal Pump (VCMA-20UL) on sale for $39.99 (or $31.99 when you apply 20% off code APRSAVE19 for new Google Express customers only). Shipping is free.
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When powered on, this pump automatically collects condensate (liquid produced by condensation) from your air conditioning, refrigeration, and dehumidification equipment
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vminnovations [vminnovations.com] has Little Giant VCMA-20UL 115V Condensate Removal Pump (Model #554421) for $35.99 when you apply promo code LGIANTPUMP.
- 1/2 gal. tank capacity
- HD $43.76
- sold/shipped by Amazon: not in stock; lowest historical price $38.85 on 6/6/16
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So the question is, unless there's something substantially different about the 2 pumps, is the $2.20 I'd save by buying direct through some random company worth it, or would dealing with Amazon direct (and getting Prime shipping and the ease of returns, etc) be worth it.
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Just to be clear - this has a half gallon tank that it will pump out of, not into (probably not your mistake, but it is worded incorrectly either way). Generally used for places that might have their A/C or other water collecting appliances in a place that has no drain nearby (and need to pump it somewhere else).
Wonder if a guy could use something like this to make a "French drain" in his garage. Probably just need a 5 gallon bucket and a submersible pump at that point I'm guessing.
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lol, me too. I bought one two weeks ago, did not even think of searching Slickdeals first, just not a thing here.
But, like you, it was $38, so the difference of can of IPA
something similar to this product?
SimpleAir Clean Flow HVAC Drain Line Treatment Tabs, 6 pk https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E9V4...QCbBP
I clean them out every few years.
Yea we moved in our place and the unit is from 1998! Still gojng lol
Was disgusting inside.
Put in fresh lines a d scrubbed out the unit, buddy who does hvac said a cap of white vinegar at the end of the winter season then fill and flush with water does the trick.
Might grab this deal just for a cheap backup!
You could then have it drain into the condensation pump to pump the water somewhere.