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DIY Friendly Guide to Converting ANY Pool to Saltwater
Saltwater pool conversion" might sound like there is a lot involved. If you're wondering how you convert to salt, it really doesn't involve any big procedures...
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Please send me the total cost for your salt pool system including filters, pumps etc but for large public pool of 350 m3 ( please convert to gallons ). It's for exporting in Serbia, Europe. Thanks is urgent !
DSP Staff
Bozidar, there are a number of options and your specific pool use isn't going to have a one-size-fits-all solution. We're happy to help you determine exactly what you need if you can give our exports more information at 866-766-5243.
Ray
We've recently had a salt water pool installed and we love it! (2 months) What we didn't love was our experience with the pool company and lack of proper training for us as homeowners. MY QUESTION IS, I've noticed some build up on the sides of the pool, rough to the touch and whitish in color. The brush doesn't remove it at all. How can we remove the build up safely and efficiently with damage to the pool? Any advice welcomed. Thanks, Ray F Arizona
James
Ray, calcium scaling can often be an issue in any pool. New pools often have lots of minerals dissolved in the water and can be especially prone. One of the best resources to help with this aspect of water balance is Orenda pool additives. A link for a good article about it is below, as well as one of their popular de-scaling products.
https://blog.orendatech.com/carbonate-scale-hardened-truth
https://www.discountsaltpool.com/orenda-sc-1000-scale-metal-control-one-quart