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We just got a pool recently (salt-water chlorinator), and the advise out there on how to maintain one is just utter superficial garbage. I'd never heard your st

We just got a pool recently (salt-water chlorinator), and the advise out there on how to maintain one is just utter superficial garbage. I'd never heard your statement before, and I thought the shocking was just to keep the right level of chlorine. Seems like all the advice is heavily biased towards just getting your local pool shop to tell you what you need to add! Your comment on ozone made me do some quick searching, and [0] suggests to me that I should also run my pool pump for longer at lower RPM. I'm interested too in how I can minimise the cost of running the pool, which that will help with. [0] https://aquamagazine.com/service/ozone-and-uv-systems-allow-pool-owners-to-approach-no-chlorine-systems.html https://aquamagazine.com/service/ozone-and-uv-systems-allow-...

spectralwarp 8y ago
There is a lot of great information at https://www.poolspaforum.com/forum https://www.poolspaforum.com/forum and https://www.troublefreepool.com/forums/ https://www.troublefreepool.com/forums/ particularly from user 'chem geek'. This is where I was able to finally get a better understanding of pool/spa chemistry and figure out a routine that works for me.
- tempestn 8y ago
  +1 for troublefreepool.com. Anyone with a pool or spa (hot tub) should read through their 'pool school' section, and then take any questions to the forums. (Probably don't even need to post; every imaginable question has already been asked and answered there.)