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Stay away from any soft stones for salt pools. There are plenty of stones that will last forever. Ask your stone supplier.

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It really doesn't matter. The amount of salt in proportion to the volume of water is almost insignificant. Less than that of a human teardrop. Enjoy your pool.

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