I wouldnt waste time or money on gutter guards as the gutters will eventually be even more difficult to clean. I am considering gutter brushes - if they get clogged they should be easy to pull out/clean/reposition - or the other contraption. http://www.thegutterbrush.com/benefits.php or http://www.homefocuscatalog.com/EHomeFocus/product.asp?MSCSProfile=Ticket%3D3A262CD8-8EF6-4EAA-8160-1D8E82BC1F92%2538925.203842593%200%3B&product=152244zz&dept%5Fid=530&subdept%5Fid=532 http://www.composters.com/gr/rgwedge_single.jpg http://www.composters.com/gr/rg_wedge+screen.jpg http://www.composters.com/docs/water.html I have also seen a Canadian product which has a leaf filter near the bottom of the downspout - which is accessed for easy cleaning just by opening a hatch.....cant find my http for that though at the moment. I have a similar water disposal system using a pop-up valve. It works very well and my plants get a lot of extra water. I installed them them as my dry-well had longsince clogged up. I dont think it will be too hard to clean the pipes if they do clog. Here is a link that might be useful:

Transmitting a credit card number over the internet at a legitimate site (and that's usually done with https encryption) from your own (not a public) PC presents no additional risk to normal use. Every store where you've used your card can have your number and the security code on the back. Do y'all worry about that? Credit card holders aren't liable for charges that stem from fraudulent use. Arguably, you have more risk of loss with the cash in your pocket or purse. Being fearful of keyloggers, etc, is unreasonable to me. As far as the odds are concerned, I'd guess you're more likely to be in a plane crash than to suffer a financial loss from a keylogger.

W7 & W8 has a built in sandbox type program called "steady state" many do not know exist on your PC it prevents change to the PC by maleware, it is configured into the guest account of every Microsoft PC, however when you set up your PC up the guest act. is disabled so to use this feature you must enable guest account, then log out of admin: act. and login using guest act. Then when something trys to install or get in, a message will pop up that unless you provide admin. rights it will not install. If you do want to install a printer or software, you must log out and come back in using admin act. Or you can simply download Sandboxie, which isolates your browser and prevents maleware or pop ups from getting in and it's Free I've added the link to it below. Here is a link that might be useful: Sandboxie

We have the A&A QuikCleanMAX and the pool builder did not provide a head removal tool because he says some people do not know how to use them and do more harm than good. We ended up talking to the A&A rep and a tool was provided. Keep in mind that cleaning them may help, but also may not. We have had to replace about 5 since our pool was built in 2005. I did notice that the newer heads are made a little bit different, so maybe they will hold up better. Our heads are under a lifetime warranty, just mail them back to the manufacturer and they send out new ones. If you want to purchase a head removal tool, you should be able to contact the manufacturer directly, assuming you have the same infloor system. Do you love your infloor? I could not imagine our pool without it! Love it!