The first one I had was Ricar when the house was being built. They came out about 4 times. It would work when they left, but still never enough power. Then I would have trouble with the hoses not going in or coming out. Then I got electrolux to come out and they put in all new ports or outlets, and new hoses. Still not enough power and the same with the hose problems. They did do a few things in the attic with the pipes. Now I have Drainvac which is the high powered unit I got the electrician to install. Great suction power but hoses still get stuff in the pipes. If I only had clear pipes I could see where the blockage is. We have a call into the head people at the original company that installed the pipes. It was a Hide A Hose system. We are hoping they will recommend someone who really knows how the install and service them. I have almost 9k in this system now and still not happy. My sister built a new house the same time and did not want it. She has a rainbow somebody gave her. She is laughing all the time about what I am going thru. I never had any trouble before until I got Hide a Hose.

omg thank you so much! I was hoping someone else with kitkat would let me know if they have this problem. I can get to the box to click to upload a picture but it won't activate I guess, it does flash to blue but absolutely nothing happens. It does not bring up the tablet menu to select a picture from. So I can not even get to the select a picture part. Are you saying you can get the menu from your tablet to show up and you can choose say the gallery and a picture? I can not get past the click here on this site to upload a picture. It works great on all my other tablets and my phone.

Thanks, Liberated for nice words. I know it's not a hoya but since it change to Houzz site i have problem navigating and searching for forums.

Oh ok, the reviews seem decent online. You can probably add about 250-500 ppm worth of liquid fertilizer before getting too concentrated a solution to water with. But of course monitor your plants and see what their response is to it. You might want to see if there are any cheap options available locally for a water test, just to have an idea of what that ~800 ppm worth of dissolved solids in your water is from.