Cleaning a salt Chlorine Cell with Muratic Acid 

As needed. A good system will reverse polarity and clean itself to an extent. Once a year is a good number for most. Good thing to do as part of closing.

@@LuxuryPoolsandLiving Ahh ok. I’m in FL so we don’t close our pools, which would mean more frequent cleaning of salt cell.

Shoot I'm cleaning mine up for the first time since we put the pool in 5 years ago. It's got all kinds of scaliness in it 😂😂

You risk killing your salt cell. Full strength acid is too much.

Using muriatic acid at full strength (20° Bé) for cleaning salt cells can be detrimental because it can accelerate the wear of the titanium plates and their catalytic layers of ruthenium or iridium, which are crucial for efficient electrolysis. Even when diluted properly, leaving the solution in the cell for too long can stress these components unnecessarily, and potentially even damage them. This is why the in the video he stops the cleaning process as soon as the gassing subsides. 👍

Thats a clean out plug. Off the shelf. Any plug will work. Expansion would be fine as well.

PPE is for sissy's

It’s not radio active

@@joesafishin ....Total IGNORANCE

​@@joesafishinIf it's 35% HCl trust me, you don't want ANY part of it in your eyes. I really don't think it was though because normally it fumes off heavily. He must have bought a pre-diluted gallon.🤷