I tested the pH with the distiller water. It was between 6.8 and 7.2. I than tested the chlorine and it was dark yellow, almost orange again. I haven't added anything in a few days, should I be holding off still?
Re: Orange color in Chlorine test
I tested the pH with the distiller water. It was between 6.8 and 7.2. I than tested the chlorine and it was dark yellow, almost orange again. I haven't added anything in a few days, should I be holding off still?
Last edited by Watermom; 08-22-2014 at 06:10 PM. Reason: remove unwanted text
Re: Orange color in Chlorine test
Not quite sure about part of your message above --- beach pics/sending to each family separately, etc.
At any rate, if your chlorine is still dark yellow to orange, you don't need more chlorine right now.
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Thanks, Watermom. My next question will be how to edit posts....
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Click on edit button in lower right corner.
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Btw, if you post and catch an error later, you only have 2 hours to edit before it is permanent. I use "advanced reply" so I can preview the post before clicking submit.
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Mods can edit anything with no time restrictions so I edited for you.
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We're powerful critters!Originally Posted by Watermom
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