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    Default Re: Reducing calcium hardness

    Quote Originally Posted by giroup01 View Post
    Theoretically though would it possible to increase the pH to around 9.5-10, vacuum out the precipitated calcium, and restore the pH to normal?
    If you have a SWG, and a return that comes off of it, ( pressure side cleaner, for example), you can put a fine mesh (pantyhose) on it and catch the calcium flakes.

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    Default Re: Reducing calcium hardness

    The calcium in my fill water is 50 and ta 80 ph 7.7. Have already started the drain and fill. Working just fine

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