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Selling a brand new Glacier Bay 3-stage reverse osmosis water filtration system. I paid $146 plus tax at Home Depot. I bought it to install under the kitchen sink but realized it will take up too much real estate. No longer have the receipt and I'd rather have cash than a Home Depot...

This deal is back again at my local HD. Yesterday and today I saw 4 of them marked down to $127. If you're looking for a freezer it's worth a call to the HD's near you.

They will all be the same gauge and number of strands but for the sake of consistency green should be ground, white neutral and black hot.

A good bag will definitely cut down on it.

Jealous. I really need to do something like this.

Used my bag with the pulley setup for the first time on Sunday to brew a Hefe with a 13.5 pound grain bill. It worked out awesome. The tapered bottom worked great after the bulk of the wort drained off. This bag cleaned up easier than my old one too because the husks don't get stuck in it as...

I tested mine and it turns on and enters cooling mode, even though it was turned off. So, OP is not crazy.

Interesting. I always unplug mine when not in use because it is a parasitic electrical draw and we tend to get a lot of brown outs and I'm afraid of frying something. I'm switching from heating to cooling tonight so I am going to try to remember and test this behavior.

Is anyone else concerned about the lack of a ground prong on the cord that goes into the wall outlet? I'd be worried about not having a properly grounded fridge or freezer.

Here you go http://www.lowes.com/pd_10029-223-E987NR_4294722561__?productId=3256598&Ntt=4%22+electr+box&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNtt%3D4%2522%2Belectr%2Bbox&facetInfo=

I got one at Lowes.

Barnegat in tha house!

Ok I just have bad eyes. The pictures with the led turned off made me think it was the back of the unit.

That's cheaper than when I built mine from scratch. Is it a dual stage controller? I see two outlets but can't tell from the broken english. Also, seeing the cord does not have a ground on it. Might be a problem for some.

I did a 5 gallon batch in a 7.5 gallon kettle and this is how close I was to the top at the start of the boil on a red ale. I have since purchased a 10 gallon kettle. Not doing that again.