OK:
CL <0.5 big surprise there, huh
pH >8.2 but, it was a really pretty shade of fuschia =)
CYA >40 the black dot never went away? Did I not do it correctly?
Hardness test was 230 ppm
OK:
CL <0.5 big surprise there, huh
pH >8.2 but, it was a really pretty shade of fuschia =)
CYA >40 the black dot never went away? Did I not do it correctly?
Hardness test was 230 ppm
Did you run the pH test before or after adding the bleach? High chlorine levels can give falsely high pH readings. But, if your pH results are before the big dose of bleach, you need to lower it to between 7.2-7.8. You can use muriatic acid to do so but please read the link in my signature about using the acid safely.
If the black dot never went away on the CYA test, it means that your CYA is less than 30 and you need to raise it up to around 40-50.
Watermom,
I haven't added anything to the water yet. The readings were taken on the water as it was when I got home from work today. We'll add the bleach in a little bit when it gets cooler (as if!) outside. I'll check the levels again in the morning before the sun gets too happy.
27' round AG/Sand filter/1.5 hp Hayward Power-flo
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27' round 17.5K gal AG pool; skimmer tabs; Ranger sand filter; Hayward Power-Flo 1.5 pump; 12-15 (on recirc usually)hrs; HTH 6-WAY; utility water; summer: ; winter: ; ; PF:6.9
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