At 3200 ppm, i can tell there's something in there. Its not real strong though. I'd check your results with a test kit to be sure.
Michael
At 3200 ppm, i can tell there's something in there. Its not real strong though. I'd check your results with a test kit to be sure.
Michael
tbkp,
I keep 3200 ppm in my pool. Last weekend several people who'd never been in a saltwater pool went for a dip (didn't know about the salt in the water). Afterwords, 2 of the 5 said they tasted a VERY slight saltiness, the other 3 had no idea.
I can taste it for just a second, then goes away.
Bottom line, you need a good drop based test via Ben or Taylor (you can order online). Don't rely on the light or the readout.
Nater
16x32 Vinyl IG, 20,000 gal, Autopilot DIG-220 w/60 series cell, Dolphin Diagnostic Pool Boy
im at 4,000ppm and its a light salty taste. the feel of the water makes me forget about it though.
Keep mine at about 3400 ppm and can't taste the salt....then again I also live about a block from the ocean and swim there also so maybe I'm more used to seawater so I don't notice low salt levels.
Retired pool store and commercial pool maintenance guy.
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