Good deal.
Good deal.
Performed the FC test and after 4 scoops of the powder it didn't even remotely turn pink. So instead of wasting my reagents I decided to just put another jug of bleach in.
Tested the pH and it is now 7.8 or 8.0
How long should I wait for the pool to circulate before I test for FC again? From the videos I saw it should start turning pink almost instantly... should I put more scoops in when I'm testing?
14k Gal Concrete Oval Pool - Hayward DE6020 Filter
If it doesn't turn pink with two scoops, stop adding powder. It means you don't have chlorine. (Also, if it turns pink with one scoop of powder, you don't have to add the second one.)
Wait 3 or 4 hours before retesting to let it circulate well.
Tested it again this morning - didnt turn pink. Put in another jug of bleach. Tested tonight and it turned pink!
FC = 5ppm
CC = 5.5ppm
Looks like I should be good on chlorine - I'm going to pick up some OTO tests to do daily checks. From what I read I should keep it between 3-6ppm.
Re-tested pH and it's still either 7.8 or 8
I did the acid test to see how high it was and it only took 1 drop before it went down to 7.4 so I don't think I need to mess with it.
My thoughts now are that I need to add CYA to the pool and just keep tabs on the pH and Chlorine and make sure they don't drop.
Right?
14k Gal Concrete Oval Pool - Hayward DE6020 Filter
Your chlorine numbers don't look right. At least I hope they aren't right because you certainly don't want a CC reading of 5.5!
How did you get that reading? After you got your FC reading, did you add the 5 drops of R-0003 and then again, add drops of R-0871 til it turned clear? How many drops did it take to clear it?
Have you watched the testing demo videos? http://pool9.net/K2006-vid/
It should probably say FC = 5ppm, CC = 0.5ppm, TC = 5.5ppm
Yes, that's what I did, took 1 drop to clear after the R-0003.
14k Gal Concrete Oval Pool - Hayward DE6020 Filter
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