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    Default Re: Cya & fc

    Your pool's volume, unless you have a very unusual 20x40 vinyl liner is closer to 30,000 gallons, than 40,000.

    A gallon of plain 8% Walmart store brand bleach will add about 4 ppm of chlorine to your pool. BUT, if you have low chlorine and no stabilizer, you'll be better off getting a 24# pack or 50# bucket of dichlor at Sams Club. Dichlor dissolves rapidly, and adds about 9 ppm of stabilizer for every 10 ppm of chlorine. See http://pool9.net/sams-dichlor24

    If you get dichlor elsewhere, you'll have to be careful. Most stores - including Walmar - sell diluted dichlor that has added mystery goo. Read the label: if it says 56% available chlorine then it's OK. Watch out for TRICHLOR mixtures that have 56% available chlorine -- you don't want those.

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    Default Re: Cya & fc

    Our deep end is 9 1/2 feet, just replaced liner in 2011, pool built in 2004 but had to replace liner and entire bottom of pool.
    30k gal 20 x 40 IG vinyl., SWG Hayward Aqua Rite T-15, Pentair 225lb 26" Sand Filter. PF=4

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