The pool calculator is not our favorite one to recommend as it encourages people to add single large doses of things to solve problems. We prefer the test, add, retest, add more if necessary approach.
Re: Refilling my inground pool; want to get my water chemistry right
The pool calculator is not our favorite one to recommend as it encourages people to add single large doses of things to solve problems. We prefer the test, add, retest, add more if necessary approach.
Re: Refilling my inground pool; want to get my water chemistry right
Yes, I did discuss that approach with Red above - "sneak up" on the level you want. The calculator will certainly give a "total dose" which can then be applied in several doses as you describe.
In-ground gunite 16 x 30 13,000 gal. Full screen enclosure. 120 sq ft. Filter cartridge, 1-1/2 HP pump. Master Pools In-floor cleaner. Taylor K-2006.
Re: Refilling my inground pool; want to get my water chemistry right
If you do it that way (divided doses, with testing between) it's OK.
It's also OK to use single doses for chlorine.
Re: Refilling my inground pool; want to get my water chemistry right
OK. I didn't read the entire thread and missed that part. Thanks!Originally Posted by nefretrameses
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