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Tue, Apr 5, 11 at 12:08
| I've seen many posts & done abit of research on the salt pools vs traditional tablet chlorine pools. I also understand that many of the problems that occur in the salt pools is due to problems in water chemistry or stray current problems or possibly galvanic corrosion. My question is for those with salt pools and aluminum framed screened enclosures: does it appear that the aluminum structure is deteriorating possibly from a salt pool? I don't think this can actually happen, but most builders in the Beaumont, TX area do not want to install a salt pool and definately don't recommend it with an aluminum screen? Thanks in advance for your comments. Currently in our planning stages for a screened in pool... |
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| No problems here. We have SWG and screen enclosure. It is coming up on our 2yr mark. |
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