I downloaded a .pdf from the Grundfos comfort site. The one I opened had
nothing to say about cleaning and was an exact copy of the I & O manual.

If you are so very certain you are correct, why not post the link to the
..pdf you're talking about. Most people obscure the facts simply by not
giving all the info available. BTW, I'm emailing all this info to my
contact with Grundfos.

Idiot@Redyscrewcom wrote in message
...
The attached was download from the grundfos site, it is in standard
adobe acrobat reader format...

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 03:05:45 GMT, "HeatMan"
wrote:


wrote in message
.. .
Don't forget that with the grundfos you'll have to do periodic
cleaning...as shown on their website and in the downloadable product
comparison study which can be downloaded at ....where else
www.redyscrew.com oh, and don't forget to order a $36 dollar each
valve that you'll have to put at the faucets...

First off, I did not say if your product was garbage or not but the way
you
defend it, it may be. I was only commenting that it was UCE.

Since you refuse to admit your error, I will point out some facts.

The owner's manual in the box, which happens to be right beside me, says
nothing about cleaning. Neither does the .pdf on the Grundfos site. If
you
can find it, please point it out to me. The valve (and only one is
needed
unless the hot water system is branched) is included in the kit. Most
houses don't have branched HW systems.

I will not give you another hit on your site by going there.


On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 21:58:54 GMT, "HeatMan"
wrote:


wrote in message
.. .
Ignorance... you must be a plumber who needs work.... if you have
some comments, them speak them... but don't make other people not
learn the truth. The Testimonials on the website are not made
up...
only your ignorance of new technology.


Actually, if you'd read my handle, I'm not a plumber.

UCE is Unsolicited Commercial Email. That is what you did, plain and
simple. If I were really in a foul mood, I'd report you to your ISP
and
if
they got enough compalints, they'd be well within their rights to dump
you
and your website.

BTW, I didn't bother to go to your website. Just from reading your
Spam,
I
guess it's a very basic recirculation system like I've put on several
houses. Grundfos makes a good one that lists for about $330.00.
Here's
the
link - http://tinyurl.com/2cxsq



On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 12:16:34 GMT, "HeatMan"

wrote:

Spam.

Pure and simple Spam
wrote in message
.. .
Instant hot water can be achieved by installing a RedyTemp. The
unit
is loved by homeowners but not as many plumbers. The main
reason
for
this is Redyscrew's "super easy less then 10 minute install".
You
can't bill much labor for a 10 minute install. And even less
if
the
homeowner installs it themselves. If you visit
www.killyourselfifselfinstalled.com you
can see a movie of a 10 yr old girl install the unit is LESS THAN
3
MINUTES. Whether you need hot water fast, have pipes frozen,
water
frozen in pipe issues, want to save water, save gas, save
electric
or
just want to save energy Redyscrew is ready when you are.


rest snipped




BTW, do you know what a branched system is?