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For those who have, how many hours a day do you have yours filter on average? Do you use Cl or Br and do you use the floating dispenser? I wonder if it's only filtering 4 hours a day or so if the standard ozone is effective. God I hate to open the ozone debate.
On something like Master or HS, where there are 3 or 4 filters, I forsee higher expenses if you follow their replacement schedule.
I can tell you that I am very pleased with my bromine in the tub, as JCDENTON is as well.
Someone brought up that micro pure filters over prolong use removes calcium from the water I think. I asked the dealer and they said that it was not an issue, but, the info that was presented here was very informative, and something to consider if you have issues with water out of the tap, ie hardnes, calcium etc.
My water is crystal clear. I consider my usage to be on the high side so I filter 3 times a day at 2 hour at a time. Giving me a total of 6 hours of filter time.
Not meaning to start a war.
Can dichlor be run in a floater or is that over kill.
The 900 sq ft area is going to come from the many layers of filter through which the water is pushed. .... It make sense. Is it marketing? Who knows.
Since Arctic only had one filter and it is disposable (ie quick and easy), I really wondered the effectiveness of it, especially since it didn't appear Arctic had a macro pre-filter which I though could clog that filter quickly.
hot tub man i said 3 for 90 canadian