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    keithw is offline Registered+ Thread Analyst keithw 0
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    Default Re: Why is a chlorine floater a bad idea?

    So I should add more Chlorine? According to the pool store's printout, 5 is high. But you are correct that algae does form on certain area over a few days if I do not scrub regularly.

    Or should I attempt to reduce the stabilizer? Can I reduce the stabilizer?

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    EricF is offline ** No working email address ** EricF 0
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    Default Re: Why is a chlorine floater a bad idea?

    The only way to lower CYA is a partial drain/refill. Your choice is either that or keep your chlorine levels higher as stated above.

    Good luck.

    EricF

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