Something out of this world just sent to my email by PB
- Thread starter rajung
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Sammy2
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$50 a gallon phosphate remover weekly pool treatment that addresses stains and something else too. So basically nothing that anyone with a TFP should ever use as far as I understand it.
It's aluminium sulfate.
It acts as a clarifier and can remove phosphate.
Really no need for such products.
It acts as a clarifier and can remove phosphate.
Really no need for such products.
- May 23, 2015
- 24,411
- Pool Size
- 16000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
Flocin' floc! 
(Hehehehehe)
Stuff only works if you first raise your pH and you have the ability to vacuum to waste. If not, it will cause a huge mess in your filter. Oh, and it loads your water up with sulfates...not good if you have an SWG.
But don't expect to see any of that info in their fancy video.
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(Hehehehehe)
Stuff only works if you first raise your pH and you have the ability to vacuum to waste. If not, it will cause a huge mess in your filter. Oh, and it loads your water up with sulfates...not good if you have an SWG.
But don't expect to see any of that info in their fancy video.
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Sammy2
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I'm of the opinion that the least amount of chemicals is the best amount of chemicals. My dad and I kept our pool pristine back in the 60's and 70's with a simple test kit for TC combined with bottles of chlorine and a little bit of Muriatic Acid. We cleaned the DE filters on a regular basis and never needed a shock treatment once.
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Oh no..... does TFP need happy people in a youtube video to get to 200,000 users faster?
I will have that look on my face if and when the sun shines again.I Will be in total disbelief.
