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  1. 08-16-2006 01:04 AM #1
    Poolsean
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    Default Re: Bromine question

    Bromine is normally about 5 - 6 pH so is on the low side.
    Increasing pH will be mostly due to the aeration, make up water quality, and many other additives to your spa (scents, bath oils, sweat, etc).
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    Default Re: Bromine question

    Thanks, I better stop sweating in the hot tub
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