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    Ok. I thought you meant in addition to the evening dose. We'll continue the evening doses.
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    My dichlor came in. Should I replace the uv shield with this in the skimmers? (in sock) thanks!
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    Yeah. If you are using dichlor, you don't want to be adding stabilizer in another form.

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    Keep an eye on your CYA level. For every 10ppm of chlorine that dichlor adds, it also adds 9ppm of CYA.

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    New updates! Lol. Our FC is at 7 ppm, CC-0. Ph is at 8.0 my acid demand test indicated about 2 qts of muratic acid..thoughts? TA is at 150, CYA is at 100 and calcium hardness was 450. I can't figure out how to reduce the cya and FC ?
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    Hi Jess;

    1. Read the Best Guess chart linked in my signature; adjust your chlorine levels accordingly. You do NOT want to reduced FC!!
    2. Stop using CYA containing chlorine; use PLAIN 6% (ck %) household bleach or cal hypo.
    3. If you want to use cal hypo, ask for specific instructions -- otherwise your calcium level will go sky-high.
    4. Add acid, 1 *unmeasured* quart at a time. Lower the pH to 7.8 or below. What is your TA level?

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    Ben, in the previous post, Jess noted TA of 150.

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