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    Default Is baking soda an acceptable substitute for Alkalinity Increaser?

    I was told I need to put 13lbs of alkalinity in my pool, I heard I could use baking soda, is that true? If so, how much will I need?
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    Default Re: Is baking soda an acceptable substitute for Alkalinity Increaser?

    Baking soda is not a *substitute*; it's a more pure version of EXACTLY the same chemical pool stores sell.

    But . . . if you have an AG liner pool, and your pH is stable, you probably don't need it. (And, you definitely don't need calcium increaser!)

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