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Is it difficult to lower the calcium hardness of a swimming pool if it becomes too high?

Top Answer: No, it is not difficult. (60% of 10 votes).
Is it difficult to lower the calcium hardness of a swimming pool if it becomes too high?
Yes, it is difficult.
40%
No, it is not difficult.
60%

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Updated on January 23, 2015

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Answer: Yes, it is difficult.
Explanation: Yes, it can be challenging to lower the calcium hardness in a swimming pool if it becomes too high. The primary method for reducing calcium hardness is through dilution, which involves partially draining the pool and refilling it with fresh water. Additionally, using a calcium remover chemical can help, but it's essential to follow manufacturer instructions carefully. Regular testing and maintenance can help prevent calcium buildup from becoming a significant issue.
PoolLogic Pool and Spa Service
Answer: No, it is not difficult.
Explanation: You have to drain part of the pool. This is the only way to lower the calcium in most areas. If you live in an area that has high calcium in your source water then it may be difficult to lower and expensive as the filter used can only be used a couple times then they have to be replaced.
AAA Pool Inspector
Answer: Yes, it is difficult.
Explanation: yeah you have to drain it
Naples Pool Life - POOL CLEANING SERVICE
ProMatcher
Answer: No, it is not difficult.
Explanation: T
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