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Thank You ABN_CBT_ENGR for your brilliant & simple-to-implement idea! Being a master electrician (with well over 40 years' experience designing and building control systems), I really should have thought of this one myself years ago. With me, sometimes the simplest solutions get shoved aside...

Torture Test Update- In case anyone stumbles on this thread in the future, I did some short term torture testing. The tests were for wash-off and for how well they let the floats slide. I couldn't test long-term lime prevention. Next fall, when the machine is in use, I can to weekly checks to...

Your idea is worth good consideration Rand.Thanks! I suppose it would benefit our health as well should we send it to the kitchen too. For the humidifier, I'm not sure, but I think the RO's polishing filter adds stuff back to the water. Maybe the humidifier feed line can tap off before that...

Hello All! Thank You for taikng time to reply with many very helpful comments & product suggestions. I sure appreciate your advice. On your humidifier do you have a flushing timer that empties the humidifier to flush the minerals down the drain to limit build-up. You've got me thinking about...

I'm by no means an expert (or even an amateur when it comes to lubrication), so the below is only what I've found when storing engines. Maybe it will help you with your question. I use E-10 fuel in my non-auto machine engines & Sta-bil seems to work fine for long term storage. (Sometimes a...

Hello All! We have a steam humidifier on our home. (Basically is is a tank with water that boils. The air handler picks up the steam and sends it into the mini duct system we have for air conditioning. White Rodgers HSP model) It has two safety floats whose job is to stop the heater if the water...