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    It's quite possible for a batch of kids to overload a pool's clean up capacity.

    But that may not be happening. Check the chlorine level just after the kids leave the pool. If it's low . . . you need to raise levels so that a decent chlorine level is STILL present when they exit the pool.

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    sorry just getting back on here.I went to a different pool store they said cya was at 50.they said phosphates were high and I need phosphate remover,I told him I had some at home.I know from reading here don't buy their chemicals.I will check chlorine after kids get out today.I'm guess that's whats happening.Its a 16ft pool with 4 to 6 kids in and out all day.

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    yea checked it after they got out of it and chlorine was 1,from what I have read with a cya of 50 my chlorine should stay at 5,maybe thats my problem,

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    If you've got anyone at home you can depend on, you might want to mix and store a 'mid-day' chlorine dose for them to add, say 1/4 gallon of bleach in a 1 gallon bleach jug filled the rest of the way with water. If everyone gets out of the pool while someone walks that around the edge, they could get back in 5 minutes later.

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    thanks pooldoc,this has seemed to work.have been adding bleach when the kids get out.water is back clear.from what I have read here it seems my chlorine was getting to low for my cya level.plus too many kids in the pool.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by MurfreesboroTn View Post
    thanks pooldoc,this has seemed to work..

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