How to Clean your Swimming Pool Salt Cell
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- This demonstrative video shows you step by step how to clean your swimming pool salt cell, and the things you will need to do so. If you enjoyed this video and found it helpful please give us a thumbs up. To contact us visit our website at: www.poolspecia...
Great Video Rick Flair!!! 👍
Perfect, straightforward explanation!
Excellent video. Thank you
I would add you should never be doing this without plastic gloves or eye protection.
excellent video! What is that crazy pool cleaner robot with a tail?
Tail scrubber or sweep hose
Polaris 360
Liked the channels tip. Got a 215 comming will make things easier.
Great video thanks , can you show different cell different manufacturers cells , thanks .
idk why this was recommend to me but thank you.
When you say make the acid solution 25%, is that using 25% of the already cut acids that you buy at Home Deport and dilute with 75% water?
Also my question
I think you are supposed to dilute the 25%. Most muratic acid solutions come at 25% concentration. I diluted the 25% with 4 part water, 1 part acid and it worked wonderfully. Keep in mind muratic acid, even the diluted version is really strong so be really careful when handling it
@@abhaychitta4269 yes that's correct, the muratic acid is sold deluded between 10-30%, you should delute it further for cleaning the salt cell (less the lower the starting amount)
Okay nice, but about how often should this be done?
RedIceBlueFire 3 months or 500 hours.
Every three months. I have an automated system and my reminder light comes every three months to check, clean the cell.
Where can muronic acid be purchased?
Hardware stores or pool supply stores, there's a lot of low concentrate or alternative chemical mixes but ideally find one with about 30% HCL
@@youtuber9991 Menards carries Muratic Acid back in the paint area.
You forgot to show people how to turn the power back on and for leaks, probably the most important part of this job!!!! Always use PPE and at the least wear rubber gloves when handing acid!
It's mur-E-atic, not mur-atic, and rec-co-mends, not rec-cra-mends.
Wrong on both
You didn't even ck if is it clean or not
If you're a homeowner doing this for yourself, you can use white vinegar instead of the muriatic acid. You'll just need to let it sit for up to 24 hours depending on how much calcium buildup is in the cell. Just make sure to keep your pool pump etc. off for as long as the cell is disconnected.
Thanks! This seems like the more green approach as well. I wonder why the manufacturer doesn't mention this.
@@dank2756 Because cleaning your salt cell and getting your pump running again in 15 minutes instead of 24 hours is a no-brainer.
@@dank2756 What are you going to do with the vinegar when you're done being green? You can just dump the used acid/water mix right into the pool for zero waste.
No you shouldn’t the acid 4:1 is what is recommended
@@dank2756because it does a poor job.. do the job right measure twice cut once
Should be wearing chemical resistant gloves and some kind of eye protection.
what do you do with the acid once finished cleaning the salt cell?
Dump the acid into the pool wont hurt anything it’s a low volume amount
You can also use it again but as someone else said, if your ph is on the higher side, you can use the acid to lower it
@@abhaychitta4269yes check the PH levels first..
Thanks for putting this up...if I was in NC, I would contact you, but I'm in Perth Western Australia. Thanks again...much appreciated.
Thank you for the straight to the point tutorial. . 👍🏼
How many days cleaning
why would you use a metal tool on plastic...