Hi,
When I got the pool redone many years ago, I was told by the contractor that going to SWG (salt) approach was not an option for me because my main drain pipe is a large copper pipe and the salt would destroy it over time. I have recently moved to using liquid chlorine which has the side effect of adding salt to the pool and want to make sure that the levels are safe for the pipe and won't corrode and crumble it down. What is an acceptable salt level for older copper pipes?
Thanks
When I got the pool redone many years ago, I was told by the contractor that going to SWG (salt) approach was not an option for me because my main drain pipe is a large copper pipe and the salt would destroy it over time. I have recently moved to using liquid chlorine which has the side effect of adding salt to the pool and want to make sure that the levels are safe for the pipe and won't corrode and crumble it down. What is an acceptable salt level for older copper pipes?
Thanks
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