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Cleaned 4 filters with 2 quarts
I tried this acid wash product for the first time and would recommend and repurchase again. To start with my pool filters are 32 inches long, so I used an extra tall 5-6 gallon bucket. These things are hard to find but they are sometimes at Agway or Tractor Supply. They are called 5 gallon buckets but about 2-3 inches taller which makes the bucket 18 inches tall. Since the pool filters are 32 inches long I soaked half the filter for 24 hours and flipped the next 24 hours. Took 4 days to do both pool filters and a day to do both hot tub filters.I followed the directions using two 1 quart containers of acid wash with 2 gallons of water each. This gave me 4.5 total gallons of fluid. Adding the pool filter displacement to the bucket brought the fluid line to about 15 inches in the bucket and I added another inch of water to get me to the 16 inch mark.I actually soaked the hot tub filters first in 24 hours and they came out perfectly clean. I soaked my 1st pool filter next, flipping after 24 hours and it came out about 80-90% clean, but was exceptionally dirty going in. I soaked the backup filter that was pulled, washed and stored mid season, over the next two days and it came out about 75% clean. You can see the filters in the attached pics, note the filter on the far right is made of material that was grey to start, so it's much cleaner than it looks compared to the others. It's also 5 yrs old compared to the other 2 yr old pool filter and 5 yr old hot tub filters.Overall, I think I got my money's worth out of the $11 x 2= $22 acid wash purchase. I did see significant evaporation (last week of October) by the 3-4th day of soaking. Next year I think I will purchase 3 quarts of acid wash and follow the same process but add the 3rd quart at the beginning of the 4th day so the second pool filter gets completely cleaned.I have previously used the Leisure Time acid wash and it's as effective. Costs twice as much per quart but is twice as concentrated at 1 qt to 4 gallons of water. So, exactly the same cost per diluted quart.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2021
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I tried this acid wash product for the first time and would recommend and repurchase again. To start with my pool filters are 32 inches long, so I used an extra tall 5-6 gallon bucket. These things are hard to find but they are sometimes at Agway or Tractor Supply. They are called 5 gallon buckets but about 2-3 inches taller which makes the bucket 18 inches tall. Since the pool filters are 32 inches long I soaked half the filter for 24 hours and flipped the next 24 hours. Took 4 days to do both pool filters and a day to do both hot tub filters.
I followed the directions using two 1 quart containers of acid wash with 2 gallons of water each. This gave me 4.5 total gallons of fluid. Adding the pool filter displacement to the bucket brought the fluid line to about 15 inches in the bucket and I added another inch of water to get me to the 16 inch mark.
I actually soaked the hot tub filters first in 24 hours and they came out perfectly clean. I soaked my 1st pool filter next, flipping after 24 hours and it came out about 80-90% clean, but was exceptionally dirty going in. I soaked the backup filter that was pulled, washed and stored mid season, over the next two days and it came out about 75% clean. You can see the filters in the attached pics, note the filter on the far right is made of material that was grey to start, so it's much cleaner than it looks compared to the others. It's also 5 yrs old compared to the other 2 yr old pool filter and 5 yr old hot tub filters.
Overall, I think I got my money's worth out of the $11 x 2= $22 acid wash purchase. I did see significant evaporation (last week of October) by the 3-4th day of soaking. Next year I think I will purchase 3 quarts of acid wash and follow the same process but add the 3rd quart at the beginning of the 4th day so the second pool filter gets completely cleaned.
I have previously used the Leisure Time acid wash and it's as effective. Costs twice as much per quart but is twice as concentrated at 1 qt to 4 gallons of water. So, exactly the same cost per diluted quart.
I followed the directions using two 1 quart containers of acid wash with 2 gallons of water each. This gave me 4.5 total gallons of fluid. Adding the pool filter displacement to the bucket brought the fluid line to about 15 inches in the bucket and I added another inch of water to get me to the 16 inch mark.
I actually soaked the hot tub filters first in 24 hours and they came out perfectly clean. I soaked my 1st pool filter next, flipping after 24 hours and it came out about 80-90% clean, but was exceptionally dirty going in. I soaked the backup filter that was pulled, washed and stored mid season, over the next two days and it came out about 75% clean. You can see the filters in the attached pics, note the filter on the far right is made of material that was grey to start, so it's much cleaner than it looks compared to the others. It's also 5 yrs old compared to the other 2 yr old pool filter and 5 yr old hot tub filters.
Overall, I think I got my money's worth out of the $11 x 2= $22 acid wash purchase. I did see significant evaporation (last week of October) by the 3-4th day of soaking. Next year I think I will purchase 3 quarts of acid wash and follow the same process but add the 3rd quart at the beginning of the 4th day so the second pool filter gets completely cleaned.
I have previously used the Leisure Time acid wash and it's as effective. Costs twice as much per quart but is twice as concentrated at 1 qt to 4 gallons of water. So, exactly the same cost per diluted quart.
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