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Q&A | Pools : calcium hardness

Title of Question: calcium hardness
 


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Question: how do you test for calcium hardness in pool

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Name: Allison | City: Chicago | Date: September 10, 2007, 15:39
Answer: A local pool supply store or talk with a pool contractor should be able to help you. There are tests that can determine the calcium levels in the water and how hard or soft your water is. This should be done weekly to stay on top of things. If the level is too low, for example, you might need to add calcium chloride. The recommended range for calcium hardness is 200-400ppm.

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