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thank you. i am glad i came here because the pool places around me have no clue what to tell me. One said they never heard of chlorine turning water brown and tried to sell other chemicals. This is my first forum and my first pool. i'll try posting a thread. Thanks again.
The flocculants help consolidate solid particles that might be too small for the filter to catch, but that does not include metal ions.
As Janet said, the metal sequestrants hold the metal ions into solution, essentially making them so they won't react when the pH rises and won't form solids that can stain. There are some products that claim to remove metals in the filter, but they don't seem to work reliably.
NO!!! :eek: I am shocked!! :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by newpoolgirl
Glad you found us, newpoolgirl! :D
I have been reading your posts and I am about ready to get my backhoe out and fill the pool in...... Would it be possible for you to post a picture of your setup?Quote:
Originally Posted by labdi01
Regards,
Chris
Unfortunately, unless she becomes a subscriber, she won't be able to post a picture.
In addition to metal sequsterants it has been found that chitosan based water clarifiers (so called "natural clarifiers") can also combine with metal ions in the water and in theory remove them when the clarifier clumps and is filtered out. How well this works I really don't know but it is documented that chistosan does help removed metals, particularly copper, in waste water.