Copper and Frog

[aguaguy]

Ok having said (benefits of the minerals) that I would have to assume that the "mineral pack" that they say you must replace every season for anywhere from $79-$99 is unnecessary. I know of people that have an inline chlorinator and no mineral pack. Their marketing states the mineral pack must be replaced seasonally and even if not used for a whole season if allowed to dry out.

Personally I would like to see or hear from someone regarding the validity and necessity of the mineral pack

[KurtV]

It's funny that the Nature2 crowd touts the "natuaral" aspect of their "systems" when those "systems" are based on adding heavy metals (e.g. copper, silver, zinc) to you pool water. In just about any other context, heavy metals and water are an enviromental bugaboo.

The power of maketing and junk science (courtesy of the news media) never ceases to amaze me.