What is a salt water system & how does it work?
You can install it yourself or have it installed for you. Basically, you have to add a chlorine generator to your plumbing system. It converts the salt you add to your pool to chlorine through electrolysis. Below is a perfect explanation from Saline Pool Systems on how the system works.
"When the water (and dissolved salt) is passed through the ‘cell’ portion of the Saline System equipment, chlorine gas is automatically produced (from the dissolved salt). This chlorine gas dissolves instantaneously into the water (so is never a hazard), and produces high levels of sanitizer/oxidizer which firstly prevent the formation of ‘chloramines’ and other ‘chlorine compounds’ and secondly provides a safe and measurable residual of sanitizer in the main water body." Excerpted from http://www.salinepoolsystems.com/
What is the price of a salt water system?
While the start up price of purchasing the system is not cheap, the maintenance is. The price of chlorine has increased at least 40% in the past year, not to mention the other chemicals such as shock and algaecide that is needed. The average residential pool consumes $35.-$50 / month of chemicals. The price could be more or less based on pool size, usage, time of year, etc. If the correct salt water system size is purchased for your pool, it will cost an average of $50.00 / year to maintain your salt system. You heard that right / "per year". That is a substantial savings. It is important to purchase the right system because this directly influences the price you spend to upkeep your new salt water pool. The system prices START at about $1500.00 with installation. If you are in the Houston, Texas area and are interested in the price to convert your pool to a salt water system, please call Sparkle Pool Cleaning for a free quote.
How do I take care of my new salt water system?
Taking care of your new salt water system is easy.
- The new system has indicator lights that tell you when you need to add salt to the pool.
- Add acid to correct PH levels when needed.
- Clean the electrodes on the new converter every 3-4 months.
- Skin will feel softer and invigorated instead of irritated and dry.
- A salt system is eco-friendly and good for the environment versus chemical treated pools.
- Uses pure natural salt from the sea; just like your table salt but without the ocean taste.
- No longer have to store dangerous chemicals around children or dogs. Just salt.
- Lets not forget the all-natural therapeutic nature of salt. Nothing like healing achy muscles and joints in your pool.
So, if you are wondering on how to get a better more enjoyable swimming experience out of your pool, think about converting. Other parts of the world have been using this system for years. Let your investment for enjoyment do something for your health and get rid of the hazardous chemicals used in a traditional pool.
By: Melissa Ward
http://www.sparklepoolcleaning.com/
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