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Water Hardness Question
I'm looking for advice on what options I have to reduce the hardness in our hot tub.
After a fresh fill the hardness will be ~250 from the test strips. After about 2 months the hardness gets upto 500-1000. I maintain a steady ph of 7.2 and alk at ~80.
Ideas?
Posted by on 2009-03-14 19:54:17. (16501)
Re: Water Hardness Question
Maybe the CH is too high, you can add some scale defense to adjust the hardness of the water.
Posted by on 2009-03-29 21:48:29. (16572)
Re: Water Hardness Question
I think the water hardness is a concentration of the calcium and magnesium in your spa water. The ideal CH level for hot tubs and spas is 200-400 PPM, so if your level is below about 150 PPM, it isn't good there may some erosion on your spa equipment parts can occur...
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