Sand Filter Glass Media Best Alternative for Pools 40 Lbs Free shipping
Swimming Pool Glass Filter Media for Sand Filters 40 pounds. For clear pool water. For use in any pool sand filter. See my other listing. Why glass media is better than sand. It has a slight negative charge which grabs and holds onto more dirt throughout entire media. Filters down to a finer micron size, resulting in sparkling water without the use of flocculants. Filters more efficiently, resulting in reduced pumping times and lower energy consumption. No porous structure like sand or zeolite, so it can’t harbor bacteria internally, reducing odors. Has a longer lifespan, so will last up to 10 years. Less prone to channeling, which increases efficiency over a longer period. Less dense, so you get more glass per pound. Requires less backwash time, so uses less water. Requires 20% less for same filtration. Compatible with all pool chemicals. Contains virtually no free silica (less than 1%). Eco friendly, safe, and inert. No questions as ked (but feedback is welcome of course). You don’t need to send the remainder of the product back. It’s absolutely yours to keep. Glass filtration media is made at this facility, and I only carry a limited amount. I attempt to keep enough inventory to anticipate online sales but I also sell locally, so when my inventory runs out, I have to suspend my listings until more is produced. The item “Sand Filter Glass Media Best Alternative for Pools 40 Lbs Free shipping” is in sale since Friday, February 8, 2019. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Pools & Spas\Pool Equipment & Parts\Pool Filters”. The seller is “arnold3″ and is located in Ridgway, Pennsylvania. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Material: Glass
- Type: Sand Filter System
- Pool Type: All Pools
- MPN: SD1224-40
- Brand: Unbranded
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