had enough, time for a swg

[Iciee]

so was out testing my water and decided to check my cya (tf100) since I had not done it in a while. I was a pretty upset that the level was well over 100. I had just done a drain/fill maybe 1.5 years ago and had it around 60. Of course I have been using pucks and forgot how much they add. Needless to say I think I will be installing a SWG in next month if everything goes to plan. I have a 6 month old that loves to be in the water (bath time) and this will be his first summer in a pool. Can you recommend a swg with pros/cons if any for my size pool? I am pretty handy so will be installing it myself with help from your guys info I would like to stay under 1k
How often do you have to add salt to the pool once its established? The pool use to have a swg when it was built but was completely broken when we bought the house 3 years ago and so I removed it

 

[woodyp]

Which ever one you choose, we recommend getting one rated for at least twice the gallon size of your pool for longer life.

 

[Iciee]

Which ever one you choose, we recommend getting one rated for at least twice the gallon size of your pool for longer life.

yes that is the plan. Was thinking of going for 40k pool size one

 

[UN1017]

How often do you have to add salt to the pool once its established?

It depends on rainfall and splash-out. Since you are in Phoenix, rainfall probably won't be an issue. I usually have to throw in a bag at the beginning of each season. If we have heavy rain through the winter, maybe a bit more.