Good morning;

My new 27' round AG pool installation has been delayed again due to rain so I have time to change mind on a few things. When I purchased the pool, the person I was talking to convinced me to buy a chlorinator. What she told me made sense and I agreed to buy the chlorinator.

Now, after reading on this forum, I am very concerned about CYA levels. I understand that the pucks you have to use in the chlorinator will and about 2ppm of CYA for each 3" puck. At that rate my CYA level will be too high within a year and I will no longer be able to use the chlorinator.

My question is: Do I understand this correctly and should I tell them not to install the chlorinator? This way I can adjust the CYA manually and use non-stabilized chlorine (Bleach).

Thanks for you advice.
Chuck