Just a bump.
Just a bump.
Sorry for the slow response...busy week and even busier upcoming two weeks. I have to work Phoenix, Monterey and Maui. It's a tough job and I can't get anyone else to go for me. ; )
The yellowish/brownish staining is usually metals (iron) in the water. It may be so, especially if you use well water to top off your pool, or if you have had metal problems in the past. I would recommend wiping the brown off with a rag with a very mild acid and water solution. Then use a sequestering treatment to filter out the metals.
This may not completely prevent the staining of the pipes from reoccuring, but it will keep potential metal staining in the pool.
Sean Assam
Commercial Product Sales Manager - AquaCal AutoPilot Inc. Mobile: 954-325-3859
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Hmm. I use regular tap water for my pool, but there was some staining of the liner as my pool builder used table salt for the SWG and I understand that has iron in it. As I added salt as needed during the summer I used solar salt.
I am bringing my water to the dealer for a final test before closing. I'll be sure to have the iron tested. They usually only test for copper-which last test was 0.1.
Thanks for the info. Maui huh? Tough job! But I guess when it is work-it's work!