1 ppm. It sounded like you did NOT have an 8PM test, with with to compare the 8AM test, but I was pretty sure if you added chlorine as you said, you would get at least 12 - 15 ppm in the pool . . . and if it dropped 2 - 5 by 8AM, you definitely had a problem.
Probably. If your pool gallon figure is correct (and mostly, they are not!).If I add the 4 gallons of 12.% tonight, wait one hour and test and the FC is somewhere around 18 ppm, that means the liquid is still good and not stale?
Dose in the evening. Test 1 hour later. Retest in the AM. If the PM test is greater than the AM test by more than 2 ppm or more, you need to keep shocking at night. If the difference is 1 ppm or less, you can stop.Then I test in the morning and if I'm below 10 ppm FC then I have a problem?
Yes.We are scheduled for some sunshine over the weekend and into next week after having quite a bit rain lately. Will sunshine possibly help me get rid of some of the chloramines?


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