how much salt does 10,000 gallons need?
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i would start with about 6 bags i think mine has too much salt . my pool has a 7800 gallon capacity. i spread the salt around and then used my pool brush to help the salt dissolve. started my pump and have had no problems..
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If your just starting up with no salt in the water yet. You will need 250 pounds of pool salt
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Google: Easy Set Pool Salt table. It will give you the link to the salt table. Depending on your style of pool it will give you the correct amount needed.
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50 lbs. of salt for every 2,000 gallons so for a 10,000 gallon pool you need 250 lbs. of salt.
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Not going to sound very smart, but its quite a lot. I've had mine for a 10 gal aqu for 1 year, and I've only used half of it thus far.
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You must get the salt at your local pool shop. They can tell you how much salt for the size of your pool. They will calculate it.
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Hello, According to Intex website the Water Capacity at (90%) is 6,423 Gal, seems about right. I calculated the salt for the water based on 7,000 Gal and it stays fresh all summer, I also ran the pump for 4 hours daily, plus vacuumed 3 times a week, and shock the water every 2 months.
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I think this would be OK for a 10 gallon...although you may want to use a slightly bigger one...I use this mini for a 2 gallon betta tank and it is just the right size for that. Because it is so small...it does siphon slowly so it may take you a while to do half to full water changes on a ten gallon. Still it would work. Hope that helps.
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up to 21 gallons. my truck only gets 5 gallons at a time and I just eyeball the additive...hope this helps
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The 10oz size will make 28 quarts of solution. You will use one level tablespoon per quart of water, which is what I use for my rosé vase. I find it to be an excellent product. gerry.
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1.8 inches in a ten gallon I needed at least 3 bags to fill my 29 with 3.5 inches so I could plant my aquascape
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If your asking about the main tank you need to fill it with water softener salt. The tank will hold between 20 to 40 pounds of salt. That becomes the brine that cleans and charges the catalyst to soften the water. It's best to put the salt in first. Then the water will mix when the clean charge cycle runs and moves the brine through the catalyst chamber. I use the Morton system salt I buy at Home Depot.
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Good old table salt from the grocery store, in the paper cylinder with the metal pouring spout. Normally 1 pound - 10 ounces... Like Morton's or generic... You will need two each time.
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FAQ in the package states that at At 5ppm you can make about 300 GALLONS of colloidal silver , so it would make sense that 10ppm should be around 150 GALLONS. Depending on how much you make each day or week, it would take years to use up a set of silver rods.
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Too much? Lol this is perfect for a ten gallon. And you have a 55 which makes me think it's not enough. That's me responding at a 2. Don't make me turn it up to a ten. In all seriousness there is not anything you can do. However, I am still honestly surprised it's too much. May I ask how?
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If you are using it to run an undergravel filter I'd go with the 20-40 gallon. If you are just using it for bubbles, I'd say the 10 is fine. It is very strong and puts out a LOT of air.
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Yes, 1tsp. Per 8 to 10 gallons of water. I usually go 1 1/2 tsp per 8 gallons of water.
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we have them on a 20 gallon. it works well for that. im not sure about a 10.
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i boil some water and add sea salt, let it cool and add that to the kraut. I use 1 TB of salt per quart of water (adjust for smaller amount)
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With proper maintenance they say 100,000 gallons . Even 10% of that makes it an awesome filter.