The solenoid is on top of your electric valve. If its a new install you probably have something wired wrong. You can test the solenoid with an OHM meter and if it reads between 20-50 with the power off the solenoid is fine.

Wow, I'm learning a lot in here. I like brown sugar scrubs on my body, but it's more of a treat than a regular thing. I usually use a mesh puffy thing with a citrus body wash, a pumice stone on my feet and a gental scrub on my face a couple times a week. I am usuing Victoria Principals Reclaim, which I like pretty well. I usued to LOVE the Real Simple magazine when it first came out. It was a simple magazing with great ideas on how to simplify your life and creat simple pleasures. (simple, simple, simple) I was really disapointed when all of a sudden it felt like a Vogue with all those ads. How can you have simplicity and massive advertising at the same time? It still is a good magazine, if you have the patience the weed through the fuss.

Like Oakley, I have very youthful skin for my age and hardly any wrinkles. I've never used an exfoliating machine. Mine, DH feels, is due to never having smoked, drinking lots of water every day (it's easy for me because I love it), always wearing a good (Neutrogena) sunblock outside, using a good but reasonably-priced moisturizer (Neutrogena) morning and night . . . and washing my face every morning with St. Ives Blemish Control Apricot Scrub. I do think that, as Oakley mentioned, a washcloth could give me the same benefit as the scrub, but I love my scrub. DH was actually a pharmacist for 5 years before he went to medical school, so he's been a fountain of good , dependable info for me on the things I use on my face and body. Being in family practice now for over 20 years, he takes care of many skin problems with his patients every week. How handy for me (LOL)! I frequently call him up while I'm out shopping to run ingredients in lotions and makeup by him. The guy is brilliant and so down to earth when it comes to stuff like that. Instead of being impressed by new devices and exotic ingredients, he sees them for what they really are and what they can actually do ~ or not do. When our DD was in high school and having blemish problems, she really wanted to buy an exfoliating machine. DH told her to instead use the same routine as I do. He's had many of his patients create more skin issues than they solve with them and feels St. Ives Blemish Control Scrubbing grains work better. Other brands may work equally well, but many add unnecessary ingredients just to inflate the price. Anyhoo, that's what I use and why. Lynn

Trin- if you want something that looks more like a surgical glove you can buy Casabella latex gloves - and they're bright pink too. I buy them at Bed, Bath and Beyond but I've also found them in drugstores and the Container Store. You can also order them online. They're not expensive, I think about $4.00 a pair. Plus she can use them when she washes dishes! Here is a link that might be useful: Casabella gloves