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    Smile Re: Phosphate confusion

    Thanks For the info Watermom

    Its a fiberglass pool, couldn't be happier with the ease of maintaining it

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    Default Re: Phosphate confusion

    My phosphates run between 2000-3000 ppm as tested with the Hach phosphate test kit. I have never had algae.....don't waste your money on phosphate removers. Also, ignore TDS measurements...They have little or no bearing on your water chemistry.
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