I need opinions on swimming pool filter systems

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My sister in law Bev, has had a pool over 10 years she uses a hyperallergenic solution because of her girls allergies and sensitive skin. (this in addition to a good filtration system would be good for a child with autism if they tend to have behavioral reactions to allergians such as chlorine. I can ask what brand she uses. It's non-clorinated and I think it's some kind of natural agent. Me and my son have enjoyed the pool and the water is very nice and our clothes never smell like clohrine.

I'll forward this to her email and hope she can return the answer.

Yours, n

In a message dated 5/14/09 7:02:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, mads3gs@... writes:

We are in the process of putting some improvements into our pool, including buying a new filtration/pump system. I want whats best for my AS child. Can anyone with pools give me some feedback on what they use/recommend? Thanks.

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We are in the process of putting some improvements into our pool, including

buying a new filtration/pump system. I want whats best for my AS child. Can

anyone with pools give me some feedback on what they use/recommend? Thanks.

[Guest guest]

Sorry for the delay on this reply. My SIL didn't check her mail for a few weeks.

below is her reply:

btw: good luck with your pool. ~ n

In a message dated 5/16/09 10:00:23 PM, wroller@... writes:

I wish it was hypo-allergenic chemicals, but, I don’t believe they make any thing like that for pools. We

Use bromine instead of chlorine to treat the water. It is less harsh than chlorine, but all pool chemicals

are pretty strong. There are different chemicals to fix different problems in the pool. You have to test

the water daily and add whatever is necessary. Like I said, I don’t believe there are any pool chemicals

that are completely organic, but research on the internet is your best bet. Good luck!

Bev

From: DMHelmick7@... [mailto:DMHelmick7@...] Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 8:15 PM

Cc: wroller@...

Subject: Re: [ ] I need opinions on swimming pool filter systems

My sister in law Bev, has had a pool over 10 years she uses a hyperallergenic solution because of her girls allergies and sensitive skin. (this in addition to a good filtration system would be good for a child with autism if they tend to have behavioral reactions to allergians such as chlorine. I can ask what brand she uses. It's non-clorinated and I think it's some kind of natural agent. Me and my son have enjoyed the pool and the water is very nice and our clothes never smell like clohrine.

I'll forward this to her email and hope she can return the answer.

Yours, n

In a message dated 5/14/09 7:02:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, mads3gs@... writes:

We are in the process of putting some improvements into our pool, including buying a new filtration/pump system. I want whats best for my AS child. Can anyone with pools give me some feedback on what they use/recommend? Thanks.