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    Question Should I worry about high TA?

    Should I worry about a high TA (190) if pH is consistently good (around 7.4)? Pool is sparkling clean, no other issues to speak of. It's an in-ground vinyl 18x36.

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    Default Re: Should I worry about high TA?

    It's a bit high for a vinyl pool but not by much. If everything else is fine I wouldn't. If you have trouble adjusting your pH or your calcium levels in your water are very high then you might want to consider lowering it.
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