Road Trip Day 9: Salt Pools, Important Things to Know

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[@prohr4967]

Definitely should add something about galvanic corrosion. When you add salt to a pool always add a zinc anode. This is a great way of protecting your pool equipment especially copper nickel pool heaters. The salt can corrode them in a few years without an anode. Humans have been putting them on boats for a very long time to protect metal in salt water.

[@billburkhalter411]

Wow!! Nice field trip and loads of info!! Thank you!!

[@mrolafdotcom]

Did you say easy care pool tec helps with build up on the plates?

[@SwimmingPoolAZ-SPS]

Their product Beautec is the stuff you want. 50 ppm of borates helps too.

[@mrolafdotcom]

@@SwimmingPoolAZ-SPS thanks