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    Sounds like you're on your way!

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    Default Re: New to Pools/Spas

    And today's results

    pH -7.4
    FC - 12 (dosed to 15 prior to sunset last night)
    CC - 0.0
    TA - 150
    CYA - ~25

    Is it normal for TA to float a bit? Such as ours going from 160 to 150, or is it a function of the TA being in the range of 150-160?

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    With the Taylor K2006, the calcium and alkalinity test error ranges are 10 - 15%. Your variation is WELL within that value. But, yes, even apart from testing imprecision, TA tends to wander a bit.

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