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I think the bigger concern would be the chloride part of the formula.
Althgouth it would be much more potential than Kalkwasser, you would consistantly be adding chlorine in the form of a chloride to your system. That just doesn't sound like good news to me at all. You would then need to continually treat for chlorine rather than allow the hydroxide of standard kalkwasser form more water molecules. Perhaps someone with more extensive chemistry knowledge can add to this. Justin "peter" wrote in message ... Does anyone use Calcuim Chloride for calcium supplimentation. Ive come across some sold from a swimming pool outlet and am interetsed to hear of anyone who has done the same. Its very potient. Unlike kalkwassser (made from Calcuim hydroxide) a solution make from calcium chlroride can be made a lot more potient (about 20 X that of kalk). The only concern is what other chamicals that may be in the pool grade calcium chloride. |
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