Will this filter out dissolved salt?
1482121
You need a reverse osmosis (RO) system or a distillery for salt water (seawater). This is for fresh water only, IF it did filter out salt it might only filter out a total of 1/2 cup of salt. You should try it and let us know how it works.
1492347
Yes. I am using mine with a saltwater setup. We have a sand filter and we just turn the salt generator off while vaccuming the pool.
1481476
No , for saltwater you need a bigger tank to do anything ,witch means a bigger filter
46207
Hi.Yes good and bad minerals are filtered out.If you have fluoride in your water I'm pretty sure that gets filtered out too.
386380
Yes. This is to remove chlorine from the water, which is necessary before adding tap water to the tank. You can add as much salt as you want afterwards.
2284142
Yes, you need a filter system (either sand or the paper cartridge type)...the pump pushes the water through the filter. I have the saltwater with the sand pump...I LOVE IT...
974484
yes it will. I had the same problem and once i got this water dish the problem was solved. One suggestion, if you have hard water i would filter it first otherwise the mineral buildup can be a bear.
372360
Not without some significant McGyvering. I would recommend you keep using the filters until a part fails or you see the salt water system or sand filter pump on sale somewhere. In the mean time, as long as you clean the pool before putting it away for the winter, the salt water system is much better than harmful chemicals...
287043
the ro will filter out flouride...it took my total desolved solids of 570ppm to 50ppm
922449
it will filter out any water. very small screen will not let water through !
1628634
It neutralizes chlorine and chloramines, it will not affect salinity. Salt your heart out ;)
2057133
No. This filter will not accomplish that. You will need a reverse osmosis system to do that. Also, please remember to take important mineral supplements when drinking that highly effective purification system water. The same goes for distilled water. If you can afford a reverse osmosis water purification system, it is the best choice of all for healthy water to drink. Another cost for such luxury is your water bill will go up (if you pay for metered water as I do), because I think it takes five gallons of water to make one gallon of purified water.
178881
The ffilters are micro filters for bacteria and particulars in the water. Salt would not work very well. I feel that it would real break the filters or gum them up
1664686
It does appear to remove sulphur, but our levels may not be the same as yours. This is a very easy and simple filter to install and change. I would not recommend as a replacement for a salt-based system, but rather as a secondary filter.
909552
I would think so. Water is water. Pump sucks it up and filters out the particles. No matter if it's salt or fresh.
801941
Yes, this will work for a salt unit. Once the membrane needs replaced I recommend upgrading to a 100GPD. Be sure to purchase a TDS meter you can check your levels regularly.
1767224
My salt water system died, so I can't say with certainty, but I see no reason that it would decrease function. I have this filter system on that size pool & am happy with its ability to quickly clean the water, plus I bought a real pool vac set to use on this filter system & it vacuums debris out well.