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    Default Re: What is the best Calcite Saturation Index (CSI) for a saltwater pool

    I am going to gently remind you that it is a pool and not a science experiment. What is important in a salt pool is watching your pH and not letting it climb above 7.8. High pH is was causes scaling, period! Watch the ph and don't lose sleep over the CSI!
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    Default Re: What is the best Calcite Saturation Index (CSI) for a saltwater pool

    You also need to be fairly far away from "zero" before problems are seen. As waterbear says, pH is most important to watch as it directly impacts CSI where a 0.1 change in pH is a 0.1 change in the CSI -- the other parameters have a logarithmic relationship so have to move pretty far and that generally doesn't happen very quickly as it can with pH.

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