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If the chlorine generator is wired into a system with an automation control panel, the salt cell is designed to only receive power when the pump is also powered on. This is to prevent the creation of chlorine when water Read More …

Great question. There are a few factors that will impact what ppm of chlorine the pool can reach. A few of the factors include the amount of stabilizers in the pool, the amount of contaminants, and the other chemicals present Read More …

A cracked step in a fiberglass step, or even in a gunite step isn’t uncommon. If you have a crack in a fiberglass step, you have a few options for fixing: For the best result – Replace: You can have Read More …

For a pool with high iron content in the source water, FerriTabs are a great solution – their success and use will depend on the type of filter you have on your swimming pool. If you do need to fill Read More …

HI – brought in our friend Matt from APi who understands the ins and outs of water chemistry to help us with your question. Here is what he shares: I’m not familiar with the UV system that he is referring Read More …

There is not a coating you can put over a liner. I also have golden retrievers that swim in the pool – and I have a love seat that is vinyl covered. Just teach the dog how to get into Read More …

A Chlorine Generator and a salt water cell could be two terms used to describe the same thing – which would be the unit that water passes through that generates the chlorine in a salt water swimming pool.

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