I can’t figure out the difference between Leslie’s Power Powder PLUS and Power Powder PRO and which one (if either) I should use. Suggestions?
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- Thread starter WoundedWolf
- Start date
- Jun 22, 2014
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- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
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Leslie’s Power Powder PLUS is basically Cal-Hypo. See MSDS
Leslie's Power Powder PRO is also Cal-Hyo with a slight variation in sub-ingredients. See this MSDS
As for which one to use? If your CH level is low, you could use either to maintain your chlorine level for a while and it will also increase your CH level. But if your CH level is within range now or getting high, you should use neither of those and stick to just liquid pool chlorine (aka regular bleach) which has no CH side-effects.
Also see ABCs of Pool Water Chemistry.
Leslie’s Power Powder PLUS is basically Cal-Hypo. See MSDS
Leslie's Power Powder PRO is also Cal-Hyo with a slight variation in sub-ingredients. See this MSDS
As for which one to use? If your CH level is low, you could use either to maintain your chlorine level for a while and it will also increase your CH level. But if your CH level is within range now or getting high, you should use neither of those and stick to just liquid pool chlorine (aka regular bleach) which has no CH side-effects.
Also see ABCs of Pool Water Chemistry.
Pat has you covered with the difference in the two. I want to share a couple of links with you to show what we use in our pools. It is stuff you can buy from Target, Walmart, or Lowes! How neat is that?? It is MUCH cheaper! Recommended Pool Chemicals - Trouble Free Pool
Kim
Kim
Thanks!Welcome to TFP!
Leslie’s Power Powder PLUS is basically Cal-Hypo. See MSDS
Leslie's Power Powder PRO is also Cal-Hyo with a slight variation in sub-ingredients. See this MSDS
As for which one to use? If your CH level is low, you could use either to maintain your chlorine level for a while and it will also increase your CH level. But if your CH level is within range now or getting high, you should use neither of those and stick to just liquid pool chlorine (aka regular bleach) which has no CH side-effects.
Also see ABCs of Pool Water Chemistry.
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