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<title>Robo Drain: Why a Zero Loss Drain Valve Prevents Moisture Damage</title>

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<description><![CDATA[ Compare the Cost to a Timer Drain The main argument against this drain is price. Air &amp; Vacuum Process Inc. lists the RD11-T at 1,282, while its compact timer drains cost 121 to 274. ]]></description>


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