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    Default Wal-Mart shock

    I have a 24' ab vinyl pool. The shock that seems most effective for the past few years is the stuff at Wal-Mart, sodium dichloro s triazinetrione. I see this year they have it with copper, which I'll need in August when the pink slime and mustard algae attacks (usually after a beach trip). Is this chemical okay?

    My pump runs 24/365 and the water was clear all winter. I live in SC. When I started adding chemicals this spring, I first balanced the PH, added some maintenance algaecide, then added pucks to the chlorinator and shocked it the next day. The store told me I had no free chlorine and to add 15 bags of burnout. No way, said me. Could this wal-mart shock cause my chlorine to bind?

    Their test results:
    CYA 40
    TC 3
    FC 0
    PH 7.6
    TA 176
    TH 114 (yeah I know it is not necessary)
    Copper .1
    Last edited by RknRusty; 05-14-2006 at 04:12 AM.

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