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How do you change the water chemical balance in your pool to stop it making your silver jewelry black?
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∙ 12y ago
that black discoloration is known as tarnish, or corrosion. A recommendation would be to not wear jewelry while swimming. The reason all of this is happening is because of the chlorine. Chlorine reacts to silver VERY quickly and will eat the metal away. You have two choices, remove the chlorine (unwise) convert to salt water, or NOT wear silver clad things in the pool
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∙ 12y ago
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