Need Help Please - just got my taylor 2006 testing kit...

Meanwhile, your chlorine for that level CYA should be adequate, but you need to test it, I'd say, at least twice a day until you have sufficient stabilizer to keep the UV from devouring your chlorine.

BTW, your chemicals will last longer if you test 10ml of water rather than 25ml. Each drop of the test will then measure .5 rather than .2 and you'll use less. You don't need any greater accuracy than that.

Carl

Waterbear and CarlD, thank you so much for all the valuable information. It has made having a pool so much more FUN! :)

just wait...you will one day reach that point when you say "Do I REALLY need to test the water. It looks fine. Hand me a strip!":eek:
That is when you know the honeymoon with your pool is finally over!;)

LOL... hopefully that won't be too soon!!!