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    Just remember to give it a week to let your cya dissolve in your filter before you retest your level, add more or backwash. It takes time. And, as you have read on the forum, you don't want too much.

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    Hi, Lenny,

    Pat yourself on the back that you solved that problem despite what the pool store testing was doing to you. It misled you and everyone on the forum.

    While I certainly think there are some good pool places out there that you can depend on, I am continually surprised by the number of posts here who've had inaccurate testing done. I then think of all the folks who never have an opportunity to come across a forum like this and how they must struggle through the Summer fighting their pools instead of enjoying them.

    Ben, give yourself another star!!

    Dave S.

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