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Maintaining a Chemical Free Pool
Mon 28 Jan 2008 - 11:08
Maintaining a Chemical Free Pool
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Ben_E._Anderson]Ben E. Anderson
Depending on the type of chemical free pool you are working with or have chosen, the maintenance can be different but the results are near the same. Chemical free pools offer the benefits that cannot be found in other cleaning systems and some of the benefits go far beyond simply using chemical free substances to clean bacteria. The maintenance of a chemical free pool is far less than a chlorine pool and costs just as much less to run it. These are two benefits that are beginning to surface and more and more pool owners are beginning to see the light with these safer, more affordable and easier to maintain pool systems.
For those of you who are using the new technology of non-chemical pool treatments, or are considering this type of natural oxygen cleaning system it is important that you know it takes little to no maintenance at all. The central of this cleaning system is the electronic control panel and here is the button you need in order to clean the pool on a weekly basis. For every pool you need to check the PH levels but this pool system uses copper to clean bacteria and therefore it is important to check the copper levels as well. Copper is incredibly safe for swimmers and even if you happen to drink the water this is not going to have any affect on you at all. You simply touch the ionize button on the control panel and it does the work for you. When it comes to how long you keep your system running, it really depends on the size of your pool and how much water you have in it.
In regards to the ozone chemical free pool cleaning system, it works in a different way although still providing the chemical free cleaning system everyone is looking for. The ozone sanitation system is one that takes oxygen and turns it into ozone which is far more powerful and safer than chlorine to clean the bacteria and viruses in the pool's water. Maintenance for this system is also very minimal and absolutely no chemicals or materials are required to run this system. The cycle continues and it creates the chemical you need, ozone, out of oxygen which makes it incredibly affordable to run. This system is also one click of a switch to turn on the sanitation cycle and this is something that can be done as little or as often as you choose. You look at your pool and judge when your water needs to be treated, every day, every week or every other day. You are in control over this system.
As you can see no matter which chemical free option you choose there is far less work and maintenance required to run these systems than the saltwater or chlorine pool systems. These systems require large amounts of chemicals and constant care that many people assume is something every pool owner has to do but this is not the case.
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