What about salt water? I'm thinking epsome salts.
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I can't see where Epsome Salts would hurt anything as it totally dissolves.
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I Don't Know But, I Would Stick With Chlorine Tabs Just To Make Sure To Keep The Bacteria In Check !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Neither,if u not gonna refill for everyuse just go get you some chlorine tabs.and you will need a cover for the pool.hope you enjoy
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The sea salts can be substituted for anything one can use regular table salt for. It's great for seasoning, soaking, poltices, gargling etc.
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They actually recommend Morton solar salt. If you have iron in your water make sure to get salt that has an iron reducer.
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Distilled would be best, but way too inconvenient and expensive. I use filtered, tap water and an ionic silver cube to prevent bacterial build up.
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I think you can just add the correct amount of salt to the water - check the PH and put in the Solaxx. At that poi t you will no longer need to add chlorine.
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Salt makes water more dense. This means more things will float on top than in regular water.
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Great question.. Give it a try with the mixture of water for the Epsom salt to freeze in a mold. Post your result please!
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I think they would perform fine in that situation. Just keep an eye out for corrosion. Salt water can corrode things that you wouldn't believe it could.
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Any salt should work, but sea salt is best. The amount depends on your individual chemistry. Add very slowly in small amounts- swishing your feet around a bit - until the amps get close to 20. Its harder to get it back down than to inch the levels up.
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WHY doesn't Celtic SeaSalt, Natural Tides sea salt, etc...list or email link to the overall mineral composition of their sea salts...?? Hiding anything you two...??
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Either should work as the hot water and moving current ought to dissolve the salt soon enough- fine grain would dissolve more quickly, starting the benefits all the sooner!
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The ffilters are micro filters for bacteria and particulars in the water. Salt would not work very well. I feel that it would real break the filters or gum them up
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I used bath salts several times. I guess it's a good idea. Just don't forget to rinse the spa after using em. Good Luck!
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It seems like some kind of salt. But I am not 100% certain. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Epsom salts are magnesium sulfate and the Ancient Mineral flakes are magnesium chloride. The chloride is better health wise, from all the research I've done.
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I have no exprerience with salt water. I would read marketing materials or contact manufacturer..Good luck...
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Yes, when the salt dissolves in water, there are both positive and negative ions.Best wishes, lh