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It seems you may be better off going that route, if you continue with trichlor pucks. As others have said RO is an option. Calsaway phoenix would be your option for RO. Good luck.

Couldn't agree more, about testing. My TFT test kit has served me well. I'm curious what you consider "easy" removal of CH. Outside of draining, I'm not sure what options I have with high CH fill water. 100+ gallons of evaporation a day during the summer months, is quite a feat to overcome...

Hi and thanks Patrick. I did look into it. There is one company here in the Metro Phoenix area. The problem for me was the price. I believe the last quote I had, was about $450. Based on that, I've chosen the refill option every few years. Water, salt, and CYA cost is less than $100.

I thought I'd chime in on this topic. I've been using the TFP method for my pool in Phoenix (East Valley) for about 3 years now. I understand why you may have been told that SWG can be a problem. Just like everyone said, they do work. However, just like any method of pool maintenance in Phoenix...

A 1 1/2" Male Pipe Thread plug, is what you want. I just cleaned my cell this morning. There are internal threads (not the external that you thread onto the manifold assembly), that are made for this purpose. Good luck, and remember to always add water first then acid.