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Moving Sale wrote:Most enlightened people use ozone treatment for their pools and spas which is what I use in my spa.

Ozone is an oxidizer and does not replace chlorine in a pool. Possibly reduces the required concentration, but does not replace it.

Nice try.

I keep my chlorine levels in my pool very low anyway because we haven't yet invited smackaholic or any of his ilk over to use it.

BSmack wrote:

Turk... did you cum?

MS, you really are a weapons grade stupid fukk. Those salt chlorine generators are the way to go. If I had plans on keeping my above ground pool more than a few more years, I think I'd invest in one. Are the salt levels high enough to make it harmful to plants? I wouldn't think so, but maybe prolonged exposure would do it.

Mikey wrote: Ozone is an oxidizer and does not replace chlorine in a pool. Possibly reduces the required concentration, but does not replace it.

Possibly? How about my spa is rarely above 200 ppm. Low enough to use on plants or brush your teeth if need be, but then I'm smarter than you it would appear.

Holic,
How is the 20th century treating you?

I think I'll take another hour long shower tomorrow morning.

We had this thread a few months ago...

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Water Supply Cut Off After Man Urinates In Reservoir

Moving Sale wrote:

Mikey wrote: Ozone is an oxidizer and does not replace chlorine in a pool. Possibly reduces the required concentration, but does not replace it.

Possibly? How about my spa is rarely above 200 ppm. Low enough to use on plants or brush your teeth if need be, but then I'm smarter than you it would appear.

Spas and pools are two different environments because of the total water surface area, circulation patterns, and solar exposure.

But I'm sure for you, a spa is equal to an Olympic-size pool.

Carson wrote: But I'm sure for you, a spa is equal to an Olympic-size pool.

Almost every pool in the Olympics has used ozone since 1984 you stupid fucking cocksucker. Geeze you fuckers are dumb.

Moving Sale wrote:

Carson wrote: But I'm sure for you, a spa is equal to an Olympic-size pool.

Almost every pool in the Olympics has used ozone since 1984 you stupid fucking cocksucker.

And absolutely not a necessary or efficient system for a residential pool, you ankle nibbling gerbil. Geeze you are dumber than a bag of fucking road apples.

Moving Sale wrote:

Carson wrote: But I'm sure for you, a spa is equal to an Olympic-size pool.

Almost every pool in the Olympics has used ozone since 1984 you stupid fucking cocksucker. Geeze you fuckers are dumb.

You're in total denial about your midgetitis.

Mikey wrote: And absolutely not a necessary or efficient system for a residential pool, you ankle nibbling gerbil. Geeze you are dumber than a bag of fucking road apples.

I'm a head hunter and you stuck your stupid neck out so I chopped it off. O3 works just fine in res pools. I'm not a O3 salesman so I don't give a shit if you want to act like a stupid self centered POS... Mr Natural.

Wtf are you babbling about now fatty?

Even google thinks the midget is a fukking moron.....

http://poolsolutions.com/tips/ozone-as- ... tizer.html

readers digest version is, yeah, Ozone will clean your water OK, but, it will clean your wallet even better.

Olympic cement ponds are run by gubmints for the most part. They don't give a fukk about wallets being cleaned out. The site did mention that they are fine for spas. I then figured out that MS's pool is likely just a spa anyway. It just looks like a full sized pool to him.

The bottom line is, salt systems are the preferred way to go. Do they creat corrosion issues? If you plumb your pool with iron pipe, fukk yeah, they do. If you use ABS/PVC, they are fine.

I'll take my chemistry/metalurgy advice from fatass engineer dude over the ambulance chasing midget any day and twice on sunday.

smackaholic wrote: The bottom line is, salt systems are the preferred way to go.

Mikey has the few extra 100 bucks and owes it to his community to not take 35,000 gal of water and contaminate it for no other reason than he is as stupid as you.

Moving Sale wrote:

smackaholic wrote: The bottom line is, salt systems are the preferred way to go.

Mikey has the few extra 100 bucks and owes it to his community to not take 35,000 gal of water and contaminate it for no other reason than he is as stupid as you.

I'm sure he will as soon as he figures out how to get me to pay for it.

BTW, it ain't contaminated, dumbfukk. It is plenty good enough for the coons to swim in.

He has 300$ from the rebate for his stupid few hundred gal trash can storage system and it absolutely is contaminated.

Ok what facts are you babbeling about fatty?

You seem to be struggling with the meaning of the word "facts" there fatty. You are expressing your stupid opinions not facts. You are fat. That is a fact. Lights yet fatty?

So you can't fight for yourself and you need your posse to back your fat ass up? Fat, yellow and stupid is no way to go thru life son. And of course we stopped talking about pools long ago because you are too stupid to do anything but fling poo.

War Wagon wrote:If you are one of the morons who buy bottled water because you think you're getting some "purified" product "enhanced" with minerals or what not, check the label for the source. I don't know about all the brands of bottled water foisted on suckers, but Nestle, one of the huge brand names, gets most if not all of their bottled water from public water systems like Dallas or Nashville. Says so right on the label.

What a scam, what a waste. Fill a bazillion plastic bottles with $0.002 cents worth of water (the bottle and label cost more) pack them up and ship them all over the place (more cost, more waste) where the trash winds up in the landfill or the ocean. If the green freaks want to get worked up about something, there you go.

Don't you pay to drink Bud Light? Same as paying for bottled water, dumbshit.