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Diatom Filter or H.O.T. Magnum
"Jeff Lowe" wrote in message
... None of this really gets the filter back to white, but I don't think it matters. I tried this because I'd read that oxy is fairly benign and I could never seem to rinse all the Clorox out. I've since learned no moisture, no chlorine so let the filter dry out completely. It's amazing how much of that simple information gets left behind in the never ending parade of new products that promise all sorts of magic. No moisture == no chlorine, also sunlight kills chlorine even on damp things left in full sunlight - that's why you have to add chlorine to pools every day during summer, the ultraviolet kills it. How many folks out there buy expensive tubes of pHup when Baking soda does the same job better :-) Graham. |
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