PS.
We call them SWCG's here, instead of SWG's . . . since they generate chlorine, not salt![]()
PS.
We call them SWCG's here, instead of SWG's . . . since they generate chlorine, not salt![]()
Does this help:
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/sta...68150/caon0664
??
And say I go "regular" chlorine for the first year, do I need to drain my pool to switch to salt? I'm guessing not since both are chlorine, just a different way of getting it.
From a cost perspective, it's $600 difference for resin vs steel.
Average 4" in August? Wow, that's much wetter than here in Chattanooga!
That rainfall definitely puts in you in the 'less likely to have a problem' category. That said, if you are spending more than a few thousand on the pool, and want to use salt . . . I'd go for the resin (plastic).
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