Traditional Chlorine vs Salt Water Chlorine Pool?

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5 days 10 hours ago #644533 by Brooke Mangrum Vinson
Traditional Chlorine vs Salt Water Chlorine Pool? We are a 256 unit community with a 10 year old Hayward chlorine system that is on the fritz. We’re trying to weigh out the pros and cons. I’d love to get feedback, especially if someone has done a chlorine to saltwater conversion themselves. Thank you.
5 days 10 hours ago #644533 by Brooke Mangrum Vinson
Hubbs Paul
5 days 10 hours ago #644534 by Hubbs Paul
I'm for traditional chlorine. they say salt saves money but I believe buying new cells and having to still have chlorine back up. I don't think it saves that much money. Just my opinion from my 30 years in the business
5 days 10 hours ago #644534 by Hubbs Paul
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5 days 10 hours ago #644535 by Megan Goodmundson
I had a new construction salt water pool and it was so so so difficult to keep clear. Just constant service calls and tons of money. A nightmare. Residents hated it.
5 days 10 hours ago #644535 by Megan Goodmundson
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5 days 10 hours ago #644536 by Jennifer Kotzur
Replied by Jennifer Kotzur on topic Re: Traditional Chlorine vs Salt Water Chlorine Pool?
Regular chlorine all the way. The salt ruins the cells and over time damages your coping and deck
5 days 10 hours ago #644536 by Jennifer Kotzur
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5 days 10 hours ago #644537 by Chris Finetto
If you’re open 12 months, chlorine.
I’ve used ozone treatment equipment. Which works really well during low usage periods. I just supplement with chlorine during the busy season. During the low use seasons, virtually no chlorine is needed.
5 days 10 hours ago #644537 by Chris Finetto