How would I do the chlorine treatment where I don't do to much or to less?
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Just buy the chlorine tabs and chlorine holder that floats in the pool. You can adjust the bottom for more or less, and you just let it float around, no worries!
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I'm using a floater in mine with the 1" tablets. It only takes 1 or 2 tablets at a time to keep the chlorine up and I've had to remove the floater a couple of times because it got too high. I will say, it has been a great pool so far.
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When the water gets cloudy i throw in a tablespoon or so of chlorine just to clear it up.
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All I do is pour a couple oz. of clorox in front of the return line every few days
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The best way is to do small amounts at a time. That way you have more control over the size.
1481014
No you do not need chlorine. You can call the owners up on there product and they are very helpful. I do use a little bit of chlorine once in awhile if you don't have an ozone.
226622
You put them in the chlorinator, which goes between the pump and the inlet of the pool, you put about 10 tablets in the chlorinator and run the pump about an hour per day to keep your chlorine level around 3
1651514
If you are wanting less chlorine taste, then yes. That was my primarily concern. I hope this helps.
1866385
You will still need to balance your other water chemicals, lIke pH and alkalinity for example. The Mini will suplement the need for you to manually add chlorine, outside of the occasional shock treatment.
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Yes you still have to balance the water chemistry.. this device only adds to low level chlorine sanitizing with another additional microorganism eliminator/reducer.
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You can buy a little floating chlorine dispenser to leave in it when covered and not in use. They use either 1 inch or 3 inch diameter chlorine tablets, available anywhere. If you cover it and use that, maybe once a month change the water.
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First of all, I'm jealous. LOL Second of all, you probably could do that without a problem because I was thinking the same thing at one point. My pool is a little bit larger than their recommended size but one has worked well for me. You could put one in each end of the pool, near different returns, and then set them for lower times because I believe that would be equal to one unit on a higher setting in a smaller pool. It defaults to 20 hours and that actually works fine for me so for your pool you might want to set both at 10 hours. You can experiment with it and test the pool for chlorine afterward. But definitely get one (or two) you will not be disappointed!
201501
It worked for me. 1st it will not replace chlorine just reduce dramatically the quantity you use. In my case I reduced about 2/3. Second it will not happen quickly , it took about 2 months for my pool to stabilize at these levels. Hope I helped.
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The directions say you are supposed to replace the water at least once a year. Also, if you have well water, you are supposed to add a couple drops of chlorine bleach to the water.
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Yes you should add cyanuric acid. Otherwise your chlorine will be depleted. But your salt & cyanuric acid do not evaporate so once you get the levels right, they should be maintenance free.
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I have always tried to go a little more then their recommendations. So in your case i would do 3oz per gallon to err on the side of more is better. I have been told that I overdo it some times, but hey it works and I havn't hurt anyone yet so...
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U can use just plain water or for tougher messes use a very small amount of your cleaner mixed with water to dilute it.
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Hi Mary Lou, after installation, just add a little over a tablespoon of chlorine to activate Nature 2 about every 2-3 days depending on spa usage, and you're good to go! Also, I use test strips to gauge how often I need to add tablespoon of chlorine for correct alkalinity, ph etc. BTW, this is based on a 300 gallon spa, yours could be more or less... :)
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You have to use your judgement. For example, if chlorine is very low, add a lb. or two of shock. Speaking for myself, I like to keep the chlorine level on the high side.As long as pH, alkalinity, stabilizer are pretty much within OK ranges, I don't worry about it, assuming the water is clear. But, do note that if your pool water is not stabilized, you will have to use much, much more chlorine. These test strips are ridiculously easy to use. They provide all the information you need in seconds, in an easy-to-read format. Hope this helps.
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Cold water, delicate cycle. No chlorine bleach Tumble dry low. Remove immediately.