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I haven't seen one like that; I just use a watering "timer" that will allow
X gallons to flow, then shut off. I usually start mine at about 400 gallons,
and check it once in awhile and reset it when it gets too low. If you
forget, it'll ALWAYS shut off right after you've soaped up in the shower, I
promise.
Keith
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Cowan" <>
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> I have been looking for an automated solution for shutoff. A timer isn't
> a great solution due to varying work times.
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