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Re: Any problem with pool shock that sits on bottom of a plaster pool?
Tom, I just gave you what I think are reasonable alternatives to explain your problem. If you and the pool store are getting similar results then you are probably running the test correctly. You can always put a handful of the cal hypo in a couple of gallons of water and see if you get really, really high results when you run the test. If you still get "zero" you're doing something wrong or have bad reagents.
Carl
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