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Thanks! I was hoping for that kind of answer. I agree, I think a SWG is not a fire-and-forget, but it seems to me that it's not as labor intensive either, not that adding a whopping four tablespoons of bromine is very hard either. We have a salt pool and really like how that "feels" and how it...

thanks! yeah, Sundance "claims" they use a titanium heater per their website, for what we paid for the tub. I hope that it has it! Thanks again and i looked on Amazon and thats not a bad price for that unit. lot less then i was expecting too!

Hi Everyone! We have a Sundance 880(optima) and doing some basic research on SWGs for hot tubs. Has anyone ever switched to a SWG for a hottub? What are the issues to switching to salt for a hottub?

k2005-salt.

once i get the drop kit, i am sure its going to be "easier". which is relative to the tasks. I see lots of chemicals that are chemicals and not like store branded stuff. is the name brands that bad or are people that much smarter with the chemicals vs the store brands?

thanks! i have the 2005 salt coming. test strips seem like a good idea, but I can tell they arent really that good. the colours that it produces just vary too much for me.

I got the 2005 SALT kit on the way. I wish they would just do like an excel spreadsheet. basic kit is this... add this for this kit... or here is the a way to build the kit and get what you need. maybe they do i am just not looking hard enough..

Thanks! That's quite a bit to take in, but it's a good start. I bought the test kit they suggested. When it gets here, I am going to use it and that poolmath app to get it right.

The spa uses bromine, and the pool is salt or SWG. is there one kit to rule them all?

Hi! We have both a hottub and a brand-new pool. I am looking for some good information on the spa first. The pool is still in the construction phase and should be completed in a few weeks. It's in the ground and we are waiting on concrete. My biggest issue is maintaining the water in both. Are...