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Old 11-28-2012, 07:35 PM   #1
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Does anyone have any experience or information on the Rainhandler system? (http//rainhandler.com) I really like the concept but does it really work as advertised?

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I am sure it works as advertised but it still isn't right for most applications.

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They do not get the water far enough away from the foundation.
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They do not get the water far enough away from the foundation.
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I wouldn't put them on my home regardless of grading.
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I live in Southern California where 3/4" of rain fall constitutes the news calling for Storm Watch Insert yr / Month breaking news throughout the day. I would not put them on my home here and we get almost no rain. A gutter is ment to control run off, this product apparently threw that out the window in favor of leave control...water run off does not seem to be thier focus.

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