I didn't realize you had an in-line chlorinator. Use that instead, of course, but watch your CYA.
I didn't realize you had an in-line chlorinator. Use that instead, of course, but watch your CYA.
Carl
I have an in-line feeder too, and I only use it when I am going to be away. I like to start my pool off with a cya of 30, so that when I use the pucks I don't worry about the cya getting too high. It is nice to have as a back-up, but otherwise I use bleach. I also use cal-hypo shock to bring up my calcium, which I keep at about 125 in my fiberglass pool.
Northeast PA
16'x32' kidney 16K gal IG fiberglass pool; Bleach; Hayward 200lb sand filter; Hayward pump; 24hrs; Pf200; well; summer: none; winter: mesh; ; PF:7.5
In fact, I'm heading out this weekend, so I've dropped a couple of pucks into the feeder to keep things going while I'm away. Hopefully, things will not have gotten too far out of hand by the time I get back.
This morning:
ph - 7.5 (started at 7.2, but trying to maintain 7.5)
alk - 80 (trying to adjust to about 100)
fc - 6 ppm
cc - 0
tc - 0
cya - 0 (but trying to adjust to 25-30)
h20 temp - 70 degrees (pool is 3/4 in the shade)
Happy Memorial Day weekend!
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