Hi all,
Great site here!
I'm currently sanitizing with chlorine (pucks in an in-line and CalHypo for shocking) but am seriously considering SWG conversion. Trying to do as much research as I can regarding the pros and cons and have come up with a list on both sides. So far for me, SWG seems to make sense but I'm not convinced the sources I've been using are completely unbiased since they are usually selling one system or the other. So, I'd like to ask actual users: What problems/issues/disadvantages have you seen with SWG vs. chlorine? (equip damage, cost, etc.)
I've been in this house that came with a pool for a year and this is my first exposure to pool maintenance (all last season). I also inherited a supply of chemicals so thought I'd give it a try for awhile before thinking about converting. I have not had any problems with my current method, but the idea of not having to deal with the chemicals is my main motivator for considering a switch to SWG. It is 15x35 IG vinyl pool.
Any comments would be appreciated.
Great site here!
I'm currently sanitizing with chlorine (pucks in an in-line and CalHypo for shocking) but am seriously considering SWG conversion. Trying to do as much research as I can regarding the pros and cons and have come up with a list on both sides. So far for me, SWG seems to make sense but I'm not convinced the sources I've been using are completely unbiased since they are usually selling one system or the other. So, I'd like to ask actual users: What problems/issues/disadvantages have you seen with SWG vs. chlorine? (equip damage, cost, etc.)
I've been in this house that came with a pool for a year and this is my first exposure to pool maintenance (all last season). I also inherited a supply of chemicals so thought I'd give it a try for awhile before thinking about converting. I have not had any problems with my current method, but the idea of not having to deal with the chemicals is my main motivator for considering a switch to SWG. It is 15x35 IG vinyl pool.
Any comments would be appreciated.