I don't know why, but I'm always kinda surprised when something like this actually works. It almost sounds like some kind of voodoo... Solar power used to create copper ions that keep your pool clean. Yeah.... right. But it does! Normally I fight a generally losing battle over the summer to keep the algae under control in our pool. Not this year. I bought the ionizer in the spring, threw it in the pool and basically forgot about it. Okay, I did follow the directions and clean off the anode every couple to three weeks. I checked the copper content with the provided kit and it was always good. Had a floating thingy (official scientific name) that held a smallish chlorine tab and occasionally would remember to refill it. No algae in the pool whatsoever.
Now- the customer service part.... Late August I pulled the ionizer from the pool and saw that the anode was clean. It's not supposed to be clean after a few weeks in the pool. Then I noticed that water had gotten into the unit's enclosure. I'm not a rocket scientist or a voodoo priest, but I could figure out rather quickly that the device had quit. After throwing a couple of tabs of chlorine in the pool, I contacted the seller, Pool Supply Depot, and was prepared for the fight to get them to honor the one-year warranty. I asked how they wanted to handle it, they asked for a photo of the water in the unit and within a week I had a new one in the pool.
So, yeah, even though it sprung a leak and quit on me, five stars. I'm hoping that the first one was an unusual defective unit and the new one works forever. It sure keeps the pool clean.
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This is our sixth summer having a pool. Every year I have spent hundreds of dollars trying to get the chemicals right. This year I bought this ionizer, a ($50) start up kit from the pool store, and have only had to spend money on the basic chlorine needed to keep the pool clean. Usually I take samples into the pool store every few weeks due to cloudiness, algae etc... and leave having spent $30-50’s in chemicals each time. This year the water is clear with no algae problems! We’ve had this ionizer for nearly two months and will never run the pool without it again.
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It turned my pool super cloudy in just a few days. I could not see the bottom or sides. I didn't check on it because I thought it would take a while to build up levels. My pool was reading over 3 ppm of copper. I've used metal out, cuLator, and a sequestering agent which helped; I can actually see the bottom now. (See current picture) But my water is still cloudy and copper level is still at least 3 ppm (using 2 different brands of tests). Other levels are normal so I'll keep working at it! Oh, I drained some water after using sequestrant, so diluting has been attempted as well. It may work well for you but test it EVERY day when starting up!
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This is our sixth summer having a pool. Every year I have spent hundreds of dollars trying to get the chemicals right. This year I bought this ionizer, a ($50) start up kit from the pool store, and have only had to spend money on the basic chlorine needed to keep the pool clean. Usually I take samples into the pool store every few weeks due to cloudiness, algae etc... and leave having spent $30-50’s in chemicals each time. This year the water is clear with no algae problems! We’ve had this ionizer for nearly two months and will never run the pool without it again.
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