Test results on new pool in Tucson

[FormerBromineUser]

Let them swim, especially as your CC is low. Just don't wear expensive swimwear. And don't worry about green hair!

[FormerBromineUser]

Personally I would recommend only using 1/2 scoop of powder. Whatever you do, just be consistent.

[Watermom]

No, the scoops of powder do not have to be exact at all. In fact, if one scoop turns the sample pink, you don't need to put the second scoop in.

[Wilco]

Allright, will repost results tomorrow am, ty

[FormerBromineUser]

Wilco, when you have time (hahaha) think about making a signature and also becoming a subscriber! Both can be done through the settings link at the top of the page.

[FormerBromineUser]

This is a perfect time to scrub out and around the edges of your skimmers, jets, stairs (especially if removable), maybe even behind your lights. I just came back from helping someone who just moved into a house with a cloudy pool. Every single crevice and hide-y place was LOADED with green algae. Yuck. Also, run water through any lines you may not be using: stair jets, fountains, slides, etc.

[Wilco]

ok, so after having a starting cl of 6ppm yesterday am, i waited and retested at 5pm, 2ppm. added 2 gallons of bleach, up to 13. first thing at 7 am it is 6 ppm. with ph 7.6, ta 100, cc 0.5, snf cya 100-110 of course. i know you suggested shocking to 25,but seriously, my recycle bin is already full of bleach bottles, haha.

[Watermom]

I know 25ppm seems high, but unless you take it to shock level, I think you are most likely just prolonging this process.