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Posted by mm on April 22, 2007, 5:22 am
>> I just installed a Aqua Rite Electronic Chlorine Generator made
>> by
>> Goldline Controls Inc. Everything went smooth, Plumbing the turbo cell &
>> flow meter was a lot easier than I thought. Wiring the electronic control
>> was a breeze even for me with a limited knowledge of electrical stuff. Now
>> hears were I'm having a problem, the pool supply said I need 550 Lbs. of
>> salt ( the electric flow in the turbo cell turns the salt into chlorine)
>> they only had 400Lbs he said to put the bags of salt in the pool and spread
>> them around they will dissolve in a couple hours. So that's what I did,
>> well it's been 5 days the bags are still sitting on the bottom of the pool.
>> The water is pretty cold; maybe it's just to cold to dissolve the bags?
>> Maybe they have been on the shelf to long? I did get the last he had. If I
>> could get them out I could take them back for new ones. My son said he would
>> get in and get them, but besides the cold water he is only 10, 50Lbs. bags
>> would be hard to lift for him. Maybe me and my wife could get them but she
>> can hardly swim. I should of known everything was going to smooth any
>> suggestions? Thanks in advance Dave
>
>Dave-
>
>Unless you're pulling our legs................. :)
>
>I would assume the guy meant, dump the "contents" of the bags into
>pool & spread the "contents" (ie the salt) around in the pool.
Yeah, you could take the guy's line two ways, and I think you're
right.
When I was on a tour of the steel mill, it surprised me how they went
about putting 50 pound bags of magnesium or whatever in the steel mix.
They didn't bother opening them. They just through in the whole bag.
Of course the 1000+ degree molten steel would burn up the paper bag,
and the carbon that is left is also a useful and calculated-for
additive. I don''t think the pool water will do the same thing.
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