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    Default Re: Zodiac SWG - Do I really need Salt Saver, Salt One, etc.

    Do you need to add them? In a word, no. If you want to know why they are being recommended it's because the more chemicals the store can sell you the more money they make.
    The basic chemicals usually needed for a salt pool are salt (and you don't need expensive pool salt either--ordinary water softener pellets or solar salt works just fine), muriatic acid, stabilizer, and perhaps calcium for a plaster pool. Borates, while not needed, are highly desirable but they can be added inexpensively with plain ordinary borax and some muriatic acid.
    Last edited by waterbear; 07-10-2011 at 07:43 PM.
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