If that were true, then wouldn't most CYA tests would be invalid since tap water is used as fill water?Originally Posted by KurtV
If that were true, then wouldn't most CYA tests would be invalid since tap water is used as fill water?Originally Posted by KurtV
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I don't think so. I imagine that the sediment (or whatever was causing the turbidity in the fill water) would be filtered out and/or oxidized. I suppose that cloudy fill water could give a falsely high CYA reading temporarily, but not once you had the water cleared up.
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