Test results on new pool in Tucson

[FormerBromineUser]

Regardless, it's not the pollen that is causing your chlorine demand. Get FC to 25 and try your very best to keep it there without too much of a drop. 11 jugs doesn't seem like that much to tell you the truth. Keep the faith!

[FormerBromineUser]

Okay, cross-post. Let us know results of spa testing. Spas can be nasty creatures. My apologies for not remembering the spa over-flow. Why do installers do that? Yuck.

[Wilco]

Got the cl up to 25 in the spa, but ph still high, added 2 more cups of acid. Plus we are supposed to get major monsoon rains next few days. I am going to need more testing supplies, that's for sure. Got the too kit, but not ready for it at all yet.

[Wilco]

*OTO kit

[FormerBromineUser]

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[FormerBromineUser]

Uh, sorry. Another thought. At 500G, can you just drain and refill that spa? AND please make a signature so we won't forget your spa in the future!

[Wilco]

I did accidentally drain it about 3 weeks ago, not sure how I did it or how it refilled. How's that for competence?
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[Wilco]

I'll see where things are in am, again with monsoon rains, it may work for me a little

[Watermom]

Regardless, it's not the pollen that is causing your chlorine demand.

Actually, pollen in the water will increase chlorine consumption. Anything organic in the water will. It is not the entire cause of his issue but just wanted to clarify that anything organic in the water (pollen, leaves, etc.) will use more chlorine.

[Wilco]

Retested this am, spa ph at 7.2, chlorine levels held at 17 at both pool and spa. I think I'm making progress ( but won't let foot off gas yet)