Any one know what the difference is between this product and Pool Perfect + Phos Free
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Phos Free is to be used when you have too much Phosphates in your pool water. Once youy have it within allowables and under control. Then add Pool Perfect + Phos Free once a week to keep your phosphate levels normal. As a side note, I had problems with Phosphates for 2 summers because of the smoke from nearby mountain fires, and also from my lawn service putting down fertilizer. Also, we give swimming lessons in our pool for 4 weeks, this causes the phosphates to increase as well. Anyway, I now have rescheduled to have only liquid fertilizer put down during the entire swimming season. After I open the pool, I usually have a phosphate problem and use PhosFree. Then the rest of the summer I am usually OK adding 2-3 capfulls (depends on your pool size) of the Pool Perfect + Phos Free each week. If it goes up too high, I use the Phosfree, again.
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Phos free is the full strength phosphate removal. Pool perfect is the maintenance product once the algae problem is gone And the phosphate level is controlled.
1517399
Pool perfect is worthless unless you have a pool that is out of sack with regards to its chemical balance. Pool Perfect raises the cost significantly! I feel its not worth the added cost!
1771820
as far as i know there is no differance in them. I was going to buy mine from Midwayusa but they were out of stock so I bought it off of amozan istead. I have used mine for 4 months all most every day and i have had no problems with it. the only thing is you may get some extra things from Cablelas or midwayusa.
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I did not receive the entire question from Amazon. The end reads & how long before! I have used it for several years to close my 18000 gal pool. They suggest 16oz per 10000 gals. I use 32ozs added at time of closing. In the past I have had continuing problems with algea in late summer. Since the regular use of PHOSfree, I haven't had any algea at all, even upon opening. This seems to have solved my problems more than algeacides, but I still use them to be on the safe side.
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The Pool Perfect Phos Free seems to change color with temperature where it's stored. I've noticed that when it's cool, it is similar to a very weak coffee color, but in the summer heat, it turns a milky tan/brown. I always shake prior to putting in pool - it can settle.
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If you can't find it here on Amazon then you might try "intheswim.com" or "bestbuypoolsupply.com". I have used both in the past with great results. One word of warning though. I own this pool cleaner and while it works great, if you have a gunite pool with an abrasive finish like pebble tech or quartzscapes it will wear down some of the parts pretty quickly. Make sure you can find the wear buttons and wheels for it too or you'll be spending a lot of money for a few years of service.
219102
I have had DE Filters for years and I believe pool pefect phos free even helps keep my filters cleaner. Don't think you would have a problem- only positive results.
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Hello, I google'd both filter P/N's and found there is slight difference between them. Here is the PDF for the number without the 2, http://www.hayward-pool.com/pdf/manuals/ProSeries-S310T.pdf. Open the file to scroll down to the parts page to find the part numbers you need. You can also Goolge the other number for that PDF file to see the difference. If you still need help or want to find out the difference in the part numbers, I would recommend calling the Hayward manufacture. Good luck. Al
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They were not the same. I think the output was 1.5" and the input would accept a 2 female coupling or vice versa. My pool man was not impressed and thought I should have purchased a high capacity pump. I would order this one from a pool supply co that where you can speak with a sales person. Prices are as good, just not a simple as buying from amazon.
1166900
It is an updated version don't know what the difference is but it is working even better to keep my aquarium water sparkling clean. Use it once a week.
492335
Honestly do not know. We ordered it and had to return it because the tech could not replace it. Best to check with a pool pro. Tom
1429147
I used two of these on my 10,000 gallon pool. I did not use my 1hp pool pump ( I did not want to run it for 8 hours a day). I set up a small 250 GPH utility pump to circulate water. I run it for 8 hours a day at a cost of about 15 cents a day. The incoming temp was about 75- outgoing about 100. It resulted in a raise of total pool temp of about 8 degrees. The HP of the circulating pump does not make a difference. Only a set amount of Sun energy can be transferred to the water based on the sq. footage of the panels, amount of sun and hours per day of circulation. The HP or GPH will not make a difference as long as you are circulating water through the panel. I used two of these on my 10,000 gallon pool. I did not use my 1hp pool pump ( I did not want to run it for 8 hours a day). I set up a small 250 GPH utility pump to circulate water. I run it for 8 hours a day at a cost of about 15 cents a day. The incoming temp was about 75- outgoing about 100. It resulted in a raise of total pool temp of about 8 degrees. The HP of the circulating pump does not make a difference. Only a set amount of Sun energy can be transferred to the water based on the sq. footage of the panels, amount of sun and hours per day of circulation. The HP or GPH will not make... » Read More I used two of these on my 10,000 gallon pool. I did not use my 1hp pool pump ( I did not want to run it for 8 hours a day). I set up a small 250 GPH utility pump to circulate water. I run it for 8 hours a day at a cost of about 15 cents a day. The incoming temp was about 75- outgoing about 100. It resulted in a raise of total pool temp of about 8 degrees. The HP of the circulating pump does not make a difference. Only a set amount of Sun energy can be transferred to the water based on the sq. footage of the panels, amount of sun and hours per day of circulation. The HP or GPH will not make a difference as long as you are circulating water through the panel. « Show Less
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Honestly.... I do not know. I bought this in lieu of getting a new G3 and was very disappointed. I had a my pool professional try it too and he could not get it to work either. I would return it if you can. You will not be satisfied. They gave me a refund on mine and I got a new G3 and am very satisfied.
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I have used it for years and have not used it for the last to years and have seen no difference. But of coarse every pool supply store says it is a must but to that I say that for years I took water samples to them for many years and spend hundreds of dollars doing and buying what they said ... was a waste of time and money for me and it never fixed anything. Now all I do is super shock it when needed and run it the appropriate amount of time and to date have had no problems whatsoever with the pool or any who swim in it. Hope this helps.
969612
Nothing from my research. Both appear to have the same features. Only notable differences would be aesthetics such as colors on the plastic
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Please look under: "Product Description". It states: 97GPM. I have this pump for several months and it is great. I have a pool of ~12,000G. I run the pump 4 times per day 1hr and 15 min per run. Did not notice any change on my electric bill. The water is clear (I Ozonate the pool when pump runs) and I use one 3" chlorine tablet per week.
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It's discontinued by Jandy - PoolPlaza.com offers a replacement but I hear it's not as good. If you find one I'd like to know.
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Sorry, I do not know the difference. If you do a chat with a tech on Amazon or call them they will tell you. They are very helpful.