Which kit to get?

[aylad]

I agree with Lisa that you don't generally need to test cya often, unless you are sing trichlor or dichlor for chlorination, which I wouldn't in your pool. However, you can get cya reagent in much larger quantities online, and occasionally my pool store has been known to give me some...

Janet

[kelemvor]

I'm on a swcg, but it's been turned down real low for the winter since I ran the pump every day for four hours all winter. Also, the sample was taken at about 4pm which is right before the system starts.

Also, I looked for the booklet. Apparently Taylor sells it separately rather than just giving the information away. Guess everyone's gotta make a buck! http://www.taylortechnologies.com/pr...entPartID=2084

[Watermom]

That surprises me that the booklet isn't in your kit. I bet you can find the information online if you google for it.

[kelemvor]

That surprises me that the booklet isn't in your kit. I bet you can find the information online if you google for it.

No, the booklet was in the kit. I was just commenting that it was really good info and hoping to find a copy online to share with others.

[waterbear]

No, the booklet was in the kit. I was just commenting that it was really good info and hoping to find a copy online to share with others.

Actually, while much of the book is good there is a bit of misinformation in it so do not take it as gospel.

[txhomebrew]

Hey Gang! Ben, glad you are back!

My Old PS 232 needed updating after 10 years of a "Never Green Pool" so I came back to the folks that got me started!

As ben is no longer marketing kits I'll follow the above link and give him the credit!

100F here yesterday, water at 60F so time to get busy!

Ken T.

[aylad]

Hi txhomebrew,

Thanks for the order from the link, and it's good to see you back on the forum again!!

Janet