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    Default Sequestering agent

    I have read that you should add a sequestering agent to your newly plastered pool when it is filled. Any suggestions which is best to use?

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    Quote Originally Posted by zelmo
    I have read that you should add a sequestering agent to your newly plastered pool when it is filled. Any suggestions which is best to use?
    Your post prompted me to look up the dictionary definition of sequester.....to set apart, seperate, isolate.

    From a pool standpoint, sequestering agents are usually metal removers (maybe always metal removers) and you should have no reason to use them unless your water tests for high metal content.

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