I think it is until it holds the red color. The salt test is that way .. you continue adding drops until it turns red and stays red, there is typicaly a few drops where it streaks red and then fades back to the original color.
I think it is until it holds the red color. The salt test is that way .. you continue adding drops until it turns red and stays red, there is typicaly a few drops where it streaks red and then fades back to the original color.
14'x31' kidney 21K gal IG plaster pool; SWCG (Saline Generating System's SGS Breeze); Pentair FNS Plus 48 DE DE filter; Whisperflow 1 HP pump; 8 hours hrs; kit purchased from Ben; utility water; summer: none; winter: none; PF:5.7
I do it until it totally turns red - not the inbetween color. Also as you add the first drop - it is concentrated in that area - but when you mix it up it stays green - so keep adding.
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14,000 gallon 3'-6' concrete pool with Diamond Brite
Spa with spillway
250K BTU gas heater (for spa)
SWCG - Aqua Rite
Hayward Super II Pump - Cartridge filter
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So, are my numbers okay?
When can I stop adding so much bleach per day? What are the figures I should have for FC, TC and CC? Appx 15,000 gallons.
Well TA of 200 is high - but if the water is clear and your PH is stable at a good number you are probably fine. If you have a plaster/concrete pool I would try to reduce your level.
Look at the ALK forum - there is a sticky that tells you how to reduce your TA level.
Chlorine looks fine, but you want to raise your chlorine level to 5ppm and then let it drop to 3ppm - but no lower.
Completed 8/21/06
14,000 gallon 3'-6' concrete pool with Diamond Brite
Spa with spillway
250K BTU gas heater (for spa)
SWCG - Aqua Rite
Hayward Super II Pump - Cartridge filter
See pictures here http://www.philsimmons.com/family/ga...mages&keyword=
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