Is it possible to change salts without having the affects and odors from previous salt(s)?
789762
I don't know. I have never had the opportunity to change the salts. I just add too. Sorry!
789763
The inside of the inhaler is probably not glazed only the outside. Unglazed ceramic absorbs liquids of any kind so if you have an unpleasant odor you probably need to get a new one.
1425437
If I don't use my salt shaker for 3or4 days the Celtic salt has a tendency to cake up. Maybe that will help you determine if they use any flow agents.
707024
Sorry very hard typing on my phone. But hopefully you understand. I love my salt water setup. I don't mess with any real chemicals.
242038
Do not use water on the salt crystals - the salt will melt. Best suggestion would be to use your canned air for the computer to blow any dust off. If you have dirt or grime you need to remove, I suggest a damp (not wet) wash cloth.
1292942
Not that I know of. The salt is in pretty big "chunks," so you do need a grinder of some kind. I take the salt out and put it in my "pretty" grinder. I did see the same salt crystals at Whole Foods in bulk... so that might be an option for you.
1792548
You probably can, but you really don't need the salt if using the fungus clear.
1664686
It does appear to remove sulphur, but our levels may not be the same as yours. This is a very easy and simple filter to install and change. I would not recommend as a replacement for a salt-based system, but rather as a secondary filter.
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Yes, it may fix the problem if salt concentration reading is inaccurate. The switch also measures and conveys salt concentration along with being a flow switch. First, verify salt concentration is inaccurate by taking sample to pool store or buy test strips. Next, be sure the meter has no build-up internally (acid bath directions to clean found with internet search). In fact, the reason I replaced mine was because the salt reading was inaccurate (low by 1300 ppm and getting worse on a weekly basis). Note that the life of this (and the original) is only 1-2 years, at least for me. I have replaced mine twice. Yes, it may fix the problem if salt concentration reading is inaccurate. The switch also measures and conveys salt concentration along with being a flow switch. First, verify salt concentration is inaccurate by taking sample to pool store or buy test strips. Next, be sure the meter has no build-up internally (acid bath directions to clean found with internet search). In fact, the reason I replaced mine was because the salt reading was inaccurate (low by 1300 ppm and getting worse on a weekly basis). Note that the life of this (and the original) is only 1-2 years, at least for me. I have... » Read More Yes, it may fix the problem if salt concentration reading is inaccurate. The switch also measures and conveys salt concentration along with being a flow switch. First, verify salt concentration is inaccurate by taking sample to pool store or buy test strips. Next, be sure the meter has no build-up internally (acid bath directions to clean found with internet search). In fact, the reason I replaced mine was because the salt reading was inaccurate (low by 1300 ppm and getting worse on a weekly basis). Note that the life of this (and the original) is only 1-2 years, at least for me. I have replaced mine twice. « Show Less
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No! And the salt gets clogged really easy! You have to bang on it pretty good to get it clear. Hope this helps
842995
Hi, Simply Saline is made by Arm and Hammer. They changed the packaging again, and it is back to the old container. They also added sodium bicarbonate. My allergist said that it is okay to use. I purchased the new product and it seems to be almost like the old product. I think it is just like it, but I am not one that is great with change. I hope that this helps. Marsha Pollack
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We set our pool up in May, 2014 and it is now July, 2014. We have not had to add any salt. It is my understanding that the "low salt" light will come on if needed. Very happy to say our pool has tested perfect each week and we haven't had to do anything except the usual Regular Filter changes. Absolutely nothing with the saltwater filter!
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Not that I know of. I replaced mine per Pentair's suggestion that it doubled as the salt sensor. Not so. New switch did not fix the problem and I had to buy a new Chlorinator. My third one in five years. I got frustrated with the cleaning process and tried a pressure washer which blew out the flow switch. New switch did not help the salt reading fluctuations
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The RO can convert to the non-RO but to change the non-RO to be RO would require you to purchase all the RO filters.
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Yes. You can mix it with water and wash with the salt water instead of regular soap or you can do a light scrub with it but if your skin is sensitive, I would avoid th scrub.
2244716
Yes you can. But this is organic and the other ones are not so maybe you can have salt and ph problems.
932936
I have not noticed any reduction in the size, consistency, or quantity of the salt crystals. When first purchased, and displayed, there was some "salt dust" that showed up on the table, but I believe that was created by the salt crystals rubbing together in the shipping process. Once wiped down with a DRY cloth (do not wet your crystals), it has been fine. Mine is now about 3 years old.
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Not really. Or at least from plastic. One is shooting salt water up the nose. And, I tend to be congested when I use it. So, smelling isn't an option.