What product has a deeper trough with more slush capacity for us living in sever/wet winters?
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We live in the midwest (Iowa) and have had a LOT of snow. THis floor guard has been a lifesaver. If it starts to get full with liquid, we use the wet/dry vac to clean it off. It has never "overflowed". I don't know if there is a deeper mat. Hope this helps answer your question.
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Sure thing... We used 2 Igloo 60qt rolling ice chests because of their rugged design and portability (wheels and handle)... The cheaper styrofoam models would probably work too, just harder to transport them from the car to the chemo clinic... Good luck!!
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I believe that there are better alternatives for your particular application. This is a great pump for a permanent sump based installation, but it is heavy, does not operate until the water level is 4" deep, and is rather large. There are portable pumps that are made specifically for your requirements. I would consider the Wayne VIP50 (available at amazon) as a better alternative.
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Seems SL6 might be overkill for a glider. Any DOT 4 should be more than adequate. If you store the glider outside or go long periods without use, I'd flush the fluid often. That will do a better job of preventing corrosion than going to a higher cost fluid. That being said, I have used the SL6 in all my vehicles for years and am pleased with the results.
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I use this pump primarily for winterizing our trailer, but I will tell you that this pump delivers more pressure than what I am getting in the trailer. I would say it will do well for increasing pressure provided their is enough water supplky for the pumps demand. Also the auto sutoff works great. Turn a faucet on the pump turns on, turn th aucet off the pump gos off.
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other than the liquid metal which has it's own set of issues this is probably the better choice, arctic silver is very good too but is somewhat conductive
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Aluminum cools better than copper/steel but generally costs a lot more and copper/steel is stronger. Originally I had an aluminum radiator from China but returned it because of manufacturing defects.
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I would look at the dense plastic automotive storage/tool type box sold at Walmart or any home improvement store. Water tight and can be washed out if needed. I only suggest this if you are not handy or have capability to make your own carry case.
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you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead... » Read More you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. « Show Less
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RainX is a Lot better product & the original.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=RainX
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Try DripWorks in Willits, CA they have low pressure systems which you can buy by the foot. They are also very willing to give advice. (Sorry but Amazon will not allow me to post a link for you but if you type the name as given and add dot com you will get there) The Miracle Grow soaker probably will not work since it needs at least 25 psi to establish flow.
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The Scrusher works great with snow, slush and mud. I've purchased additional units for our other entrances and family members as well. Great product!
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Fluid Film I think would be better. I use it on my lower windshield and the snow doesn't stick for long then just slides off. I haven't tried it on my snow blower ,never got clogged,but will try this winter . Just like fluid film in everything that needs lube and it last almost 6 months before needing to reapplied.
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yeti all the way.http://www.yeticoolers.com/categories/Tundra-Series/bottom of the page.RB
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Work well lots of wet capacity.... use in snowy climate so lots of slush protects carpet
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Leafsout is very durable. Aluminum and stainless steel. Cold weather has not affected mine. I don't see where it would encourage ice damming.
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See the manufacturer's site for comparison. http://brondell.com/swash-models/