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Re: Can you reduce or eliminate salt taste in a chlorine poo Thanks for the great responses. I appreciate them. Probably the best bet is to replace the water, something I was hopping to avoid. Or put up with it ?? I will get these pools tested for salt level and post it back as an FYI.

Re: Can you reduce or eliminate salt taste in a chlorine poo Owned both pools about 10 years. The commercial pool water was replaced about 5 years ago. I am confident they were never salt water pools by the age of the equipment when purchased. Both pools can be viewed at...

Re: Need a solution for auto fill in an undersized surge tan I know. I am looking for a solution though and don't want to perform major construction.

Re: Can you reduce or eliminate salt taste in a chlorine poo The pool uses liquid chlorine. The residential pool is manually added, the commercial is aromatically added with a Stenner feeder. I will get the pool tested for salt level, never the less it still has a salt flavor and the...

:?: I have two pools in Florida, one commercial and one residential. My customers always say we have a salt water pool, or ask why it tastes salty. Both are standard chlorine treated pools. Any solutions to reduce the salt taste short of replacing the water. Thanks Kevin Venice Beach Villas

I have an old commercial pool with a surge tank where all the equipment, water feed, etc are in a room located about 30 feet from the pool. The tank seems undersized, not sure, but the water level sinks about 12-15 inches when the pump is turned on and will fluctuate approximately 4-6 inches...