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07-02-2013 10:02 AM #4
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Re: Hardness increaser less expensive than the pool store?

Thank you Redwolf and waterbear - very useful information!

26,000 gallon plaster Oasis shape 40' x 18'. 54 sq. ft. vertical grid DE filter. 1 hp pump.

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