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Vienna_Hokie

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I've considered a salt water system, looking harder into it now


but, even at double, the total cost of chlorine for the year is around $250 - $300. Depending on the cost to buy and install the generator, it may be hard to cost justify the change.

Any other reasons you can think of for making the switch?

(In response to this post by kjhokie)

Posted: 04/14/2022 at 09:34AM


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