Can anyone give me any suggestions for less high end products for a SWG system.......currently Mineral Springs
Switching from Mineral Springs products to a less expensive salt alternative
- Thread starter Sneezy
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I did a little research since I am unfamiliar with Mineral Springs.
The Renewal is
*The exact percentage (concentration) of composition has been withheld as a trade secret.
The Beginnings leaves out the Aluminum Sulfate
So it seems to me that this is just a bunch of overpriced dry chemicals. There's nothing special.
You can do everything using these: Pool School - Recommended Pool Chemicals
Also, take a few to read ABCs of Pool Water Chemistry
The Renewal is
| Chemical Name | CAS No. | Weight-% |
| sodium hydrogensulphate | 7681-38-1 | 15-35* |
| boric acid | 10043-35-3 | 2-13* |
| aluminium sulfate | 10043-01-3 | 1-7* |
The Beginnings leaves out the Aluminum Sulfate
So it seems to me that this is just a bunch of overpriced dry chemicals. There's nothing special.
You can do everything using these: Pool School - Recommended Pool Chemicals
Also, take a few to read ABCs of Pool Water Chemistry
I used mineral springs my first year only cause the previous owner was using it. I swear just forget all you had with them. The renewal is just over priced dry acid with some CYA.
Use pool salt from where ever and anything pool math says.
Do you have any left over stuff from them?
Get your TF100 kit and the Taylor KT1766 salt test kit. Post results and the good people here will gladly guide you.
Take the $$ you save and do some pool improvements or go on a weekend shopping spree
Use pool salt from where ever and anything pool math says.
Do you have any left over stuff from them?
Get your TF100 kit and the Taylor KT1766 salt test kit. Post results and the good people here will gladly guide you.
Take the $$ you save and do some pool improvements or go on a weekend shopping spree
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