For a hot spring Deep Creek doesn't have very many disolved solids (i.e. "minerals"
. You can tell just by looking at the pools and seeing that there's not a lot of mineral build up on the sides.
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| April 12, 2002 11:38AM |
The "total alkalinity" value is a measure of the amount of salts in the water. They are important for swiming pools because they act as a buffer to keep the pH from drifting too much.
For a hot spring Deep Creek doesn't have very many disolved solids (i.e. "minerals". You can tell just by looking at the pools and seeing that there's not a lot of mineral build up on the sides.
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