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    Default Re: Using Clorox to raise Free Chlorine

    In an 8500 gallon pool, 2.25 cups of 6% bleach will raise your FC by 1 ppm, and certainly is a good way to raise chlorine in your pool--but if you don't have an excessive chlorine demand that needs to be met by shocking, why don't you just let the SWCG take care of it?

    I'm curious--what testing method are you using to get your chlorine levels?
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    Default Re: Using Clorox to raise Free Chlorine

    I'm using a LaMotte ColorQ Test kit to measure all the pool water levels. I think I will let the SWG take care of it because i don't have a high swimmer load, etc.

    For the record, my levels are:
    FCl: 2.4 (error in my original post)
    TCl: 2.8
    pH: 7.5
    Alk: 130
    CH: 177
    CYA: 61

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