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 Post subject: Question re: use of Sparkle Conquest...
PostPosted: January 16th, 2012, 2:40 pm 
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Last year, in order to eliminate some discoloration on the walls of my pool, somebody recommended Sparkle Conquest. I used it, and quite frankly the results were spectacular.

More than a year later, I have the same discoloration in my walls. However, I have only recently learned what I was doing re: pool chemistry, and my water is now perfect (thanks to Pool School and the great mentors on this web site).

I don't want to potentially ruin the progress I have made by re-introducing this product back into my pool, but I don't know enough to say whether it does any harm. I only know that it exceeded my expectations the last time I used it, for the problem I was having.

Any advice would be appreciated.

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 Post subject: Re: Question re: use of Sparkle Conquest...
PostPosted: January 16th, 2012, 2:57 pm 
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It's a phosphonic acid derivitive which is the preferred sequestrant here. I don't think it'd hurt anything in your pool. Have you ever had metals in your water?



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 Post subject: Re: Question re: use of Sparkle Conquest...
PostPosted: January 16th, 2012, 4:43 pm 
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Thanks Dave. I do not know if there were any metals in the water. I don't believe I've ever tested for them. Nonetheless, Conquest really worked last time. My walls, and only my walls, look like they are rust stained.



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 Post subject: Re: Question re: use of Sparkle Conquest...
PostPosted: January 17th, 2012, 7:24 am 
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Most likely metals and if that's the case that's why the sequestrant makes such a dramatic difference.



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