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I have one, and would convert any chlorine pool to saltwater

You may need to replace the chlorinator every 5 years, but the cost savings and overall ease of maintenance make life so easy. I think the larger upfront cost seems to turn people off, but do the math and you'll see that the lifetime cost is far cheaper.

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Posted: 03/10/2018 at 06:21AM

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