I did it two years ago best thing you will ever do for the pool my dogs now play all day in the pool just like little kids does not hurt they sees and they coats are much softer and do not smell and turn yellow!! http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1402610440.jpghttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1402610476.jpg

No one has made mention, but i use a Paramount ozone system. I am on my third pool, by far the best system I have used. Water stays crystal clear, use a chlorinator on the back side return, just enough to get a reading. Granted, last two pools had a sand filter, using a jandy cartridge filter with this pool. No more weekends at Leslies buying chemicals. Did quiet a bit of research on them, not typical here in the states, but big in Europe. Mine is 3 years old, paid around $300.00, think they are closer to 4 now. Have to replace a bulb about every 2 to 2.5 years, $90.00.

Izzat a filter cleaner? Cool.
I have the big filter that looks like a K&N on steroids and it's heavy but i only hafta clean it bout 4 times a year and all that takes is 10 minutes with a garden hoze and nooooozle.
But to have a fancy cleaner that I don't need would be cool! Doan know why I think that way but I do.


BTW a new bad boy element is $275!!!!!! I was gonna but a spare to swap it out so I could clean it at my leisure, but was cost-pro-hibitive.

after 6 years it still looks new but I hope it doan rip or wear out.

I have a spare set. I swap in the clean ones then clean the used ones. One of my buddies uses a big garbage can with some sort of special cleaner. He just "dunks" the old ones for a few weeks, rinses them then stores them to the next swap.

My system has an ozone generator, a mineralizer, 2 different ways to do continuous chlorine injection. With the "mineral" a silver salt, plus ozone, I can keep the Chlorine level in the 1-2 ppm as long as the phosphates are under control.