Looking for villa w/salt water pool...

[two*little*birds]

Looking for a 3 or 4 bedroom home (prefer WH or WP) that has a salt water pool.

If you know of any could you please PM me or post here.

Thanks!

 

[sympatico]

This one is in Indian Creek which is next to Windsor Palms.
http://www.villas2000.com/frbvo/homes/1942.php
This one is in Reunion Resort.
http://www.ownersdirect.co.uk/usa/F1018.htm
I've never read of one anywhere in the area. Just did a search and these two popped up.

 

[two*little*birds]

Thanks, I also found this one...
http://www.sunpalmdisneyvilla.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

Mind if I ask why? Just curious... what makes one search for this? Is there some benefit besides being slightly more buoyant in salt water?

 

[psharrock]

A lot of the newer pools are now salt water. The salt cannot be tasted at all and there is a an extra piece of equipment installed that converts the salt to chlorine as the pool needs it.

This basically means that the pools chroline levels are very low, which stops the aweful chroline taste and smell, and for a lot of people with sensitive skin it also stop the chroline reaction.

I can't swim for long in a chrorine pool without my eyes going very red, but I have no problems in a salt water pool.

A small advantage for an owner is that the pool water doesn't bleach the carpets, furniture or the towels.

Paul

 

[sympatico]

A lot of the newer pools are now salt water. The salt cannot be tasted at all and there is a an extra piece of equipment installed that converts the salt to chlorine as the pool needs it.

This basically means that the pools chroline levels are very low, which stops the aweful chroline taste and smell, and for a lot of people with sensitive skin it also stop the chroline reaction.

I can't swim for long in a chrorine pool without my eyes going very red, but I have no problems in a salt water pool.

A small advantage for an owner is that the pool water doesn't bleach the carpets, furniture or the towels.

Paul

Thanks, Paul, I wondered about that too.

 

[two*little*birds]

Mind if I ask why? Just curious... what makes one search for this? Is there some benefit besides being slightly more buoyant in salt water?

My daughter is highly sensitive to chlorine, and breaks out in a terrible rash. She does not have this reaction with salt water pools. Plus as Paul mentioned above, it's easier on your eyes, swim suits, towels, no need for harsh chemicals, better on your skin, etc.