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Whirlpool 44000-Grain Water Softener WHES44 Lowes $382
$382.00
$795.49
At Lowes.com the Whirlpool 44000-Grain Water Softener
Item # 416876 Model # WHES44
is $795.49 but the price drops to $424.00 when added to cart
and Military\Veteran Discount took another 10% off for a final price of $382.00
free shipping to store zip code 32205
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Whirlpoo...er/3824565
Item # 416876 Model # WHES44
is $795.49 but the price drops to $424.00 when added to cart
and Military\Veteran Discount took another 10% off for a final price of $382.00
free shipping to store zip code 32205
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Whirlpoo...er/3824565
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Don't know about the quality though, the reviews don't look too promising.
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1. It's proprietary - get a standard Fleck unit with selectable grain size, tank size, salt tank size - and is tunable to your needs via injectors.
- It does not have to be a Fleck, but they are super popular - just get something non-proprietary imo.
2. Yes I owned this exact unit, until i learned the lessons above.
1. It's proprietary - get a standard Fleck unit with selectable grain size, tank size, salt tank size - and is tunable to your needs via injectors.
- It does not have to be a Fleck, but they are super popular - just get something non-proprietary imo.
2. Yes I owned this exact unit, until i learned the lessons above.
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Haven't had any issues regarding proprietary design... I just add salt.....
1. It's proprietary - get a standard Fleck unit with selectable grain size, tank size, salt tank size - and is tunable to your needs via injectors.
- It does not have to be a Fleck, but they are super popular - just get something non-proprietary imo.
2. Yes I owned this exact unit, until i learned the lessons above.
I am using a similar model and have had no issues so far. You can use any salt that is sold in Costco or Lowe's and it works fine. What was the issue you faced?
Edit, my issue is addresses in this article: https://www.skincarebya