Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Gomboman on February 24, 2007, 06:23:31 pm
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Does anyone use a Pre-Filter when re-filling your spa? Even if your water is decent out of the tap, is the silver content significant enough to make a difference? Does the amount of silver really help to jump start the sanitation process in conjunction with an N2 cartridge?
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d25/Gomboman/pre-filter800_1.jpg)
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I've used the HS Pre-Filter for years since I've got well water.
In fact, that's my picture using it with the new tub!
Yeah, Morgan Fairchild......that's the ticket!
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There's a pre-filter in that picture???
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There's a pre-filter in that picture???
Yes, you can buy him for short dollars if you act quickly. :o
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Gombo, Every EverFresh Water care system we sell with a spa gets the prefilter. It's beneficial. It does restrict the hose pressure= longer intial fill time.
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Yes, you can buy him for short dollars if you act quickly. :o
What are short dollars and where can I get some????
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I cary them but sell very few. The ones I sell always go to folks with well water. Specifically, smelly well water - sulfur or other odors. Also, gritty water, rusty or cloudy water.
BTW - as a man, I have often wondered why most of the male models shave their chests? Notice this man in the HS brochure did not shave. I think he looks like a normal, healthy speciman of a male, I would be proud to have as a son-in-law. The ones with shiny bodies always make me a bit nervous.
Is that just a strange part of me, or do others wonder about it?
8-)
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BTW - as a man, I have often wondered why most of the male models shave their chests? Notice this man in the HS brochure did not shave. I think he looks like a normal, healthy speciman of a male, I would be proud to have as a son-in-law. The ones with shiny bodies always make me a bit nervous.
Is that just a strange part of me, or do others wonder about it?
8-)
From the picture, I think it's possible that he clips his chest hair with a clipper. Â
If so, where does that fit into the equation? Â :)
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I cary them but sell very few. The ones I sell always go to folks with well water. Specifically, smelly well water - sulfur or other odors. Also, gritty water, rusty or cloudy water.
BTW - as a man, I have often wondered why most of the male models shave their chests? Notice this man in the HS brochure did not shave. I think he looks like a normal, healthy speciman of a male, I would be proud to have as a son-in-law. The ones with shiny bodies always make me a bit nervous.
Is that just a strange part of me, or do others wonder about it?
8-)
I don't think it is a strange part of you...or at least I hope not because it is the first thing I noticed also. Â I completely agree with your observations.
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If you guys were Italian and Lebonese, you might reconsider. :)
The first time I shaved my face, I was in 6th grade.
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I cary them but sell very few. The ones I sell always go to folks with well water. Specifically, smelly well water - sulfur or other odors. Also, gritty water, rusty or cloudy water.
BTW - as a man, I have often wondered why most of the male models shave their chests? Notice this man in the HS brochure did not shave. I think he looks like a normal, healthy speciman of a male, I would be proud to have as a son-in-law. The ones with shiny bodies always make me a bit nervous.
Is that just a strange part of me, or do others wonder about it?
8-)
If we have to shave pretty much everywhere, the least they can do is shave the chest. I appreciate people in their natural state to a point......bot I dont like hairy guys. Now, this guy is nit too bad- more lightly haired, but any more hair than that and EW.
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I'm so hairless I don't think my one chest hair would show up in a picture...well if it did you'd be way too close!
I cary them but sell very few. The ones I sell always go to folks with well water. Specifically, smelly well water - sulfur or other odors. Also, gritty water, rusty or cloudy water.
BTW - as a man, I have often wondered why most of the male models shave their chests? Notice this man in the HS brochure did not shave. I think he looks like a normal, healthy speciman of a male, I would be proud to have as a son-in-law. The ones with shiny bodies always make me a bit nervous.
Is that just a strange part of me, or do others wonder about it?
8-)
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From the picture, I think it's possible that he clips his chest hair with a clipper. Â
If so, where does that fit into the equation? Â :)
I'd need a Weed Whacker but I'm afraid it would hurt.
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If you guys were Italian and Lebonese, you might reconsider. :)
The first time I shaved my face, I was in 6th grade.
I'm Italian and I don't have a hairy chest. Unfortunately whatever hair I do have is mostly grey anyway.
My oldest seems to be hairier than I was at his age I keep joking with him he's not going to be able to wear T's when he gets older due to back hair... he doesn't find it too funny.
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The one time I forgot to use the pre-filter, I had to clean my filters more often for the first month or so after refilling.
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The one time I forgot to use the pre-filter, I had to clean my filters more often for the first month or so after refilling.
What did it take out for you? I cleaned my filter for the first time 2 weeks ago and it was just a little yellow from body oils etc...no real dirt. I guess I don't need one.