Maintenance of Salt water systems Less work?
Maintenance of Salt water systems Less work?
I have a regular sand filter inground pool with 24-26k gallons. I am used to it but am considering of putting either a salt system chlorinator [Aqua Rite] or not putting it and put an Ozonator to kill germs instead. Which is a better system... in the long run. I read that Salt system has a lot of issues as well... problem is I have a lot of chemicals for the regular chlorination systems.. what to do with them?? I hate Algae blooming, calcium issues, etc etc... too much metal.... will converting solve my problems?
Maintenance of Salt water systems Less work?
Hello,
Salt-water pools are fine generally speaking.
I live in Spain and don't do pool repairs in USA but this page of our website will tell you all about salt pools
regards, Ken
Salt-water pools are fine generally speaking.
I live in Spain and don't do pool repairs in USA but this page of our website will tell you all about salt pools
regards, Ken
Maintenance of Salt water systems Less work?
Ozonator is good option than any salt water chlorinator. as they not adds harmful chemicals in water and are powerful sanitizer. Ozone water purification is 3000 times more powerful than ordinary water sanitizers and prevent algae without harming your pool water. Ozone generators either contain an ultraviolet light bulb or an electronic (corona discharge) device that converts oxygen to ozone. Ozone bulbs typically last for about 2 years and can be replaced for about $75 US. so it is less maintenance than saltwater systems.
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