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    Default Re: Calcium for metal

    Quote Originally Posted by RavenNS
    As for Spa / Hot Tubs
    yes, you bet calcium is added...

    The BBB method works just fine for hot tubs, just substitude bromine for Bleach...lol

    Oh & BTW, I find maintaining hot tubs is actually easier than pools... ( I dunno why)...lol
    Actually, I want to go off-topic here, so let me create a new thread for this. Please meet me at this linked thread.

    Richard
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