Calcium Hardness

Calcium hardness is critical for pool health. It's a balancing act; too much or too little can lead to problems. High calcium levels cause scaling and cloudiness, while low levels can damage pool equipment and surfaces.

Calcium hardness is essential for maintaining clear, balanced water.
High calcium hardness leads to scaling and cloudiness - an unsightly affair.
Low calcium hardness can cause corrosive water, potentially damaging pool surfaces and equipment.
Regular testing and adjustment of calcium hardness is a must to prevent long-term damage.
Calcium hardness levels should typically range between 200-400 ppm for plaster pools and 150-250 ppm for vinyl pools.

Calcium hardness

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