What would be the perfect numbers to stop calcium carbonate from dropping out of water in salt pool
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Any CSI below 0.0 should prevent calcium carbonate precipitation.
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Are you having problems with scale, cloudiness, or precipitation?
Adding soda ash will always cause calcium carbonate scale/cloudiness/precipitation because you are creating small volumes of supersaturated calcium carbonate where the soda ash (sodium carbonate) goes into the water.
I would never use soda ash.
Adding calcium and other products like baking soda at the same time or within hours can also cause problems.
Adding soda ash will always cause calcium carbonate scale/cloudiness/precipitation because you are creating small volumes of supersaturated calcium carbonate where the soda ash (sodium carbonate) goes into the water.
I would never use soda ash.
Adding calcium and other products like baking soda at the same time or within hours can also cause problems.
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