If you have a fresh fill, you might want to use our Super Simple Startup Recipe. More info about that here: http://pool9.net/sspool-info/
Did you order a Taylor K2006? If so, good for you! You will be so glad to have it.
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We had to drain the pool today and are starting over 8 inches in and already added the bleach we hope to get the test kit soon but the last water was full of adobe clay which would not vacuum out we hope the filling instructions will help us any more info please let me know pool is 15 x 48 intex with a sandpro 4115 pump currently at 8 inches on the refill
If you have a fresh fill, you might want to use our Super Simple Startup Recipe. More info about that here: http://pool9.net/sspool-info/
Did you order a Taylor K2006? If so, good for you! You will be so glad to have it.
Welcome to the Pool Forum!
SSR is here: http://pool9.net/ssr/
@mayberry: please don't post in 'mobi-speak' -- no punctuation, capitals or spacing -- it's hard for us to read, and disrespects the effort we put into this. Mobile devices are convenient, but not convenient for us, when users here post in that manner.
Oops! Sorry for pasting the wrong link.
Sorry I mean no disrespect. Check my pool levels with my cheap 2 way kit cl is about 3 ph is 7.2 I will jump the ph a bit tomorrow and hope the cl holds. I am using the guide that is posted
You may raise the pH, but anything between 7 and 8 is OK.
Last edited by Watermom; 06-03-2014 at 10:25 AM. Reason: change it to say, "you may raise the pH" instead of "you may raise the chlorine" which is what I think you meant to type
PoolDoc / Ben
I only wanted to raise it slightly, so it is now 7.5.Today I noticed the water is slightly cloudy ,but with it being new water will this clear up or is it something else ph is 7.5 and cl was 8 last night. tonight I not ad more bleach if it is till up there or should I any way?
20 x 52 intex above ground, intex 1650 gph sand filter with a salt ozone
7.5 is fine.
No idea about cloudiness -- what is your chlorine level?
Even a brief period with low chlorine will result in cloudiness, ESPECIALLY if the pool is being used.
cl is at 5 tonight i guess it wasn't cloudiness just not sparkling water, it is getting better.Now it appears I may have a leak some where any tips on finding them ?
20 x 52 intex above ground, intex 1650 gph sand filter with a salt ozone
As they say, "if it wasn't for bad luck, you'd have no luck atall!"
With an AG pool, the obvious first step is to go over the outside of the pool carefully. Once you've eliminate the bits you can see, all that's left is the floor!
Unfortunately, that's harder. You almost have to have SCUBA: the process of diving down stirs the water so much that you can't follow the dye currents. Here's a video of me leak checking a skimmer throat (pump off, of course): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y90c7pYMgPc
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