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Coming from an industrial background, I was wondering what the difference in filtration in microns is between the tri-x filters and the pleated ones that everyone else seems to use.
My store in Breckenridge, CO does weekly chemcial checks on ruffly 140 spas. Most every brand that is sold in Coloardo (and then a few others). Not one spa stays cleaner then the rest. No matter how many filters, what style of filter. The way a spa stays clean is who and how a spa is used. If you shower before entering the spa, the water will last longer then if you just got done with a baseball game and jumped in the spa. If you keep your chemicals in balance you spa will stay cleaner.
I love this post!!!This speaks volumes about spa filtration. Hot Tub Guru takes care of many different brands on a weekly basis, who better to take advice from.Thanks for keeping it real!!!
And this thread http://www.whatsthebest-hottub.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=wtb-hottub;action=display;num=1146619471 is even more incredible as it contains actual documented pictorial evidence that filtration CAN make a tremendous difference.I have to say it is THE most amazing post I've yet to read on this forum. It is also extremely relevant as it involves both of the brands in question in the original post.Terminator
what the difference in filtration in microns is between the tri-x filters and the pleated ones that everyone else seems to use.
Term... you know I love you, BUT... if I remember correctly that is not what Karl's water started like. His water was clear and then he added something to shock it and then it looked like that. It might not be much different, but IMHO I don't think you are comparing apples to apples and should make such cut throat conclusions.