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  1. 09-17-2007 03:32 PM #2
    JohnT
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    Default Re: CYA and salt chlorinators

    The CYA doesn't go anywhere except when lost to splashout or backwashing or diluted by rain water. SWCGs just work better with the higher CYA level. Different manufacturers recommend different levels. Typically 50-80ppm.
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