PoolDoc / Ben
Ok, that makes a lot more sense. It is more about making my equipment last than my levels being wrong. I am away from home for 2 days, but then I will get started. As far as the alkalinity being high, is that a concern too or not really since my ph is good? Thanks for everything!!
High alkalinity will tend to make your pH drift upwards, but on a vinyl pool, it's not necessarily a concern otherwise. However, since you have a SWCG, it would be better to hold your pH at the low end of things. This will also cause your alkalinity to go down over time.
PoolDoc / Ben
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