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DIY & Home Improvement

Mr. McD

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4. Thanks for the response

Reply to jeff47 (Reply #3)

Wed Feb 8, 2012, 12:53 PM

Feb 2012

Ozone is used as an oxidizer in pool, it reduces the amount of chlorine used but does not eliminate it completely. I need to go chlorine free. There are several methods to accomplish that I just haven’t found anyone that has actually used one.

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Chlorine free pool systems. [View all] Mr. McD Feb 2012 OP

Dumb question: Would that be different than pools using salt? Hassin Bin Sober Feb 2012 #1

Salt Mr. McD Feb 2012 #2

I have a relative with one of those salt systems... MADem Feb 2012 #6

I've used ozone-based systems, and they work very well. (nt) jeff47 Feb 2012 #3

Thanks for the response Mr. McD Feb 2012 #4

Back when I used it, it was 0 added chlorine jeff47 Feb 2012 #5

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