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This wife and mother of four handles our expenses like a pro. This California transplant has been a resident of North Idaho for over 20 years. Whether it’s hanging out by the pool or watching a football game Alena loves to spend time with family and friends. She loves to be outdoors and is an avid hunter of all local game. At Worst since 2015 Why Our Customers Should “Expect the Best from RC Worst” We are a locally owned, fourth generation, family owned business. For over 65 years we have been...

There are many reasons why someone would want to know the flow rate of their pump: they want to order a pump before the installer pulls the current one that has failed, they are trying to size a filter system, they want to upgrade/add an irrigation system, etc.. We regularly have customers that want to know the flow rate of their well pump before purchasing a replacement. The failed pump has been in place for many years and they would like to replace it with something that performs equally....

Angela is currently working on her Bachelors degree is Web Development. She is putting her years of school to good use with "Worst". She maintains our product prices and the accuracy of information displayed on our website. She recently escaped North Dakota and brought with her an unhealthy addiction to camouflage. With that she should fit right in to the Great Northwest. At Worst since 2014 Why Our Customers Should “Expect the Best from RC Worst” We are a locally owned, fourth generation,...

Here is why you should have a Wi-Fi enabled alarm for your pump: A Wi-Fi enabled alarm for your septic pump, sewage pump, or basement sump pump can save you thousands of dollars. They can protect your home from the costly damage of a flooded basement or a septic tank back up. Regardless of whether you are home or not, Wi-Fi alarms alert you to dangerous water levels in your tank before it becomes a problem. When alarm conditions occur, the alarm typically notifies users locally (audible and...

What is a Micron? A micron is a common measure used for identifying very small particle sizes. A micron is defined as one millionth of a meter. How small is that you might ask? To put it into perspective a human hair is 50 to 70 microns and a spider web is 2 to 3 microns. One inch would be 24,500 microns. More commonly a grain of salt is 100 microns and talcum powder is 10 microns. When we relate this to water filtration you have to understand viruses are very small .5 to .004 microns. This...