Quote Originally Posted by duraleigh
How does your water look?

Secondly, it appears you have a serious calcium issue. 200-400 would be the range to shoot for and, assuming your test results are correct, you are more than double that. That would explain your salt cell calcifying as well.

Confirm that you are comfortable with the test results for Ca and we'll help you figure a plan to get it down.
I retested my Ca and at 125 drops I decided that it was time to stop wasting the Ca #3. For grins, I transferred some of the fluid from the test, into one of the small vials and added some more #3 and it turned a nice blue quickly. If I were to make a guess, my pool is floating around the 2000 - 2500ppm Ca level. Don't know if it's important, but I live in Arizona and we're known to have hard water. Thank you in advance for your help!