Is this material clorine proof or clorine resistent ?
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I have not used in piscina, beach alone. I guess it must be resistant to chlorine.
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I don't know of anything that's chlorine proof, but I can say that I use mine almost daily in a public chlorinated pool and it lasts at least 6-9 months. I swim about 1 hour a day and so it gets a lot of use -- in fact my O'Neill Swim shirts last longer, and keep their elasticity better, than my bathing suits usually do. I wouldn't ever want to go without one.
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I can't tell the difference in steel blends by looking at the material. I will say, like Pamela, ours is easy to clean and corrosion free after several months of daily use. My water is fairly neutral in pH, and low in salts. Given the amount of metal in the thing, I find it hard to believe the manufacturer would use an alloy that wouldn't stand up the household use.
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It is a rubber core. I have it running between the filter and the fridge. The copper I had got a kink in it so I went with stainless. The stainless made the water intermittently taste terrible. I have had this for a few months now. No problems and the (well) water always tastes good.
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Hi Bryan, i never got the item, it got lost in the mail b/c the address was not written coreclty. contacted the company to get reimbursed. As for the contamination it can occur, i have one in a saltwater aquarium but before using it to cool down water, i cover the interior with some epoxy just in case. Its been working good and no sign of contamination nor corrotion is shown after 8 months. Hope this helps. David
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I haven't had any corrosion from my salt water pool. However, I do rinse the aquabot regularly & take it out of the pool when not in use.
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I believe it's steel. I use for reptiles so I didn't have to worry about any water issues.
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No it is not. It's a non-ferrous metal, like gold or copper. Seems to work good. Been running it in my system and haven't done a water change yet, I suppose I should:( Everything looks good, no algae. Hope that helped.
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Hello the bottle says its safe for all pool surfaces. My pool is fiberglass and I have had no problems
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I honestly don't know, would think probably not, as this tests for chlorine too. Maybe do a search for saltwater test kits? I'm unfamiliar with what you need exactly, so sorry.
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HI Meghann, I think its Calcium Bentonite. Safe for consumption! I hope that helps.
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Check their website progressiveintl.com. It said materials are SAN and TPE but I don't know these materials. Maybe you can contact them.
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This not the best product for calcium removal, I use "CLR" which means calcium, lime remover. If you live in a hard water area, you should get something like it. There are other similar products well worth the cost. During the few years between marriages, I had to learn some important lessons, and came to appreciate what was previously "woman's work".
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Its completely inert black coated sand. You could use it in a saltwater setup but it would not affect water chemistry in any way. I have only used it in freshwater setups personally.
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I would say it water resistant. It dries very quickly. I've used it to make reusable sandwich bags and it works well and washes off in the sink.
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I would be very careful with products containing chlorine. It has a destructive power. Do not use on metals or any objects of value or items that have paint work on them.
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I'm not a scientist, but for the aquarium, the acrylic it's made of is great. The tank cleans well, looks beautiful, and there have been no leaks in the years I've had it.
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Hi Heather, thank you for your question and interest in ProCaliber Products. This kit is absolutely waterproof, but the area to be repaired must be clean and dry before applying the repair material. Afterwards, your repair will be waterproof, UV and household chemical resistant and will never dry, crack or peel away. It is a permanent repair. Sincerely, Matt ProCaliber Products