Type of Salt

[Mark_WATERMAID]

I guess the first question should be, What kind of chlorinator do you have and what is the recomended salt level? If it is an existing pool, there will be a salt residual in the water to start with. Chlorine is salt based so it is normal to find existing salt levels of 2000 ppm to 3000 ppm. In new water, the calculation is relatively easy. Please let us know what you have and we will get you a number.

Mark Manning
Watermaid Canada
www.watermaid.ca
mark@watermaid.ca

[Pool_Mike]

Don't use rock salt. My PB flagged a big no,no!!

Today was my 1st time I had to add salt in the past 4 months. Went to my local grocery store and picked up two 40lbs bags of 99% pure salt by Morton.

Cost me $4.79 a bag.

I was worried about the pellets, but poured it all in. With about 2-3 hrs it was all desolved. To help it some use your brush to skirt it around your main drains. if you don't have maindrains I was told to use your skimmer manual vac.

Salt I got. In 3hrs from 2700ppm . it is now at 3100ppm @ 60




Great info: http://www.tmisaltpure.com/techsuppo...Generators.doc