...osmosis (RO) is used to reduce [[Calcium Hardness]] (CH) and/or [[CYA]] in pool water.
...f very fine filtering performed via a mobile unit that essentially filters your water onsite through a special series of membranes designed to remove thing
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...need special Mineral Springs chemicals and works fine with standard [[Salt|pool salt]].
...those levels separately.<ref>https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/whats-in-those-mineral-springs-bags.8866/post-72679</ref>
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[[Category:Swimming Pool Chemicals]]
==Why should one use Borates==
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[[Category:Swimming Pool Chemistry]]
==What is Total Alkalinity in Pool Water?==
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=Calculators for Pool Design and Maintenance=
...ols to allow you to make your own calculations and see the effects on your pool.
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==What Does pH in a Pool Mean?==
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...t is a quick way to check for the presence of chlorine making it great for in between FAS/DPD tests.
The Taylor K-2005 is a test kit that gets pushed by many larger “pool stores”. It tests pH, TA, CH, CYA VERY well, but it’s shortfall is how
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[[Category:Swimming Pool Chemistry]]
...d recent CPO training and can comment on whether the following is accurate in terms of not currently being taught, then that would be helpful and I will
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...itizer levels and adjusted them with acid in an Acid Canister and chlorine in a Chlorine Canister.
...ne sensing side uses ORP which has proven to be problematic and unreliable in all pools except those that are covered and have CYA levels below 20-30ppm
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