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    Default Low CH in AG pool

    The Calcium Hardness level in my AG pool is 40-50. I know ideally it should be 200-400. Is it necessary to raise it with a vinyl liner? Or, would my pool be "balanced" if I raised it to that level?

    The rest of my parameters are:

    Free Available: 3.5 - 5.0 range
    TA: 80
    pH: 7.5

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    Default Re: Low CH in AG pool

    You don't need calcium in a vinyl liner pool, so you are ok - you didn't post your cya (stabalizer). The cya is what determines how high you need your chlorine. The alkalinity and ph are good.
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    Default Re: Low CH in AG pool

    I knew I forgot something!

    Last time I checked on July 14th ( I ran out of reagent!), CYA was 40.

    I stopped using trichlor pucks a few days ago because I didn't want the CYA level to rise much higher. I am now using bleach.

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    Then your numbers are great!
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