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    Default Re: AquaSmarte Delivery System?

    Thanks for your suggestions! I have just come back from having a green pool, (& still a little cloudy) so I am a little leery of disconnecting it and not putting anything in.

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    Default Re: AquaSmarte Delivery System?

    well...then i would add some bleach to the water in front of the jets and have some borax on hand to adjust the ph and some baking soda to keep it clear.

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    Thanks SC!!

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    definately add bleach, and look into adjusting the CYA. See about raising the Ph too, although it is not really to bad now.

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    Thanks you guys!! I will let you know how it goes!

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    Hi CircleNRanch- what have you done with your Aqua Smarte?

    I too have this system and have used up the chlorine bac pacs the company supplied and started using liquid bleach ala BBB. I set the control lever to MAX. I am keeping .5-1.5 ppm chlorine.

    I am still using the mineral pac since it allows low levels of chlorine. I'll finish this season with it. I'll decide soon to buy a new mineral pac or not next spring. I must say the low chlorine level is appealing to me. My water is very clear. My parents had a pool while I was growing up and I never remember the water being this clear.

    I was getting 2 weeks outta the chlorine bac pacs. My CYA is 25-30, a tad bit low maybe. I think your CYA being 0 is the reason you went through the chlorine pacs so quickly.

    I think if we decide to go full BBB then it isn't any problem to just remove the packs, set the lever to MAX and go. I'll simply remove the white cycler if I find a reason not to use it next year.

    BTW, since you mentioned prices, how much are cl bac pacs in your area? I find them on the web for $15 + ship. Also what was the price for a new cartridge?


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    The major problem with continuing to use the copper system is that when you get high levels of copper in the pool, you start to get stains when you shock it, and green hair and nails when you swim in it. If you anticipate switching to BBB method, I'd do it now before the copper gets to a point where you have to use metal sequestrant to keep it from staining your pool.

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