"21k gallon A/G vinyl"
From reading other threads, I was under the impression that low PH will degrade the vinyl and result in a shorter lifespan of a vinyl pool liner. If so, 4.5 is not good news.
"21k gallon A/G vinyl"
From reading other threads, I was under the impression that low PH will degrade the vinyl and result in a shorter lifespan of a vinyl pool liner. If so, 4.5 is not good news.
IG 32' x 16', vinyl 19,500 l, Sand filter, Hawyard Low NOx 250,000 btu heater
Heating? Great info on why a solar cover saves $$$?
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You are correct. Low pH will shorten the life of a Vinyl Liner. I told my buddy that what ever life he would have had left in his 7 year old liner, it has been significantly shortened. BTW, low pH is also bad for the pump motor, variflow valve, sides of the AG pool due to splash out, and pretty much anything else.
Amazing thing is that he has been "running" the pool this way for 7 years and has not had any problems, YET![]()
Dave
Spensar, thanks for the catch. I was thinking plaster pools since I just did the calculation for dissolving of plaster. Of course low pH is terrible for vinyl as well as metal.
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