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    Yes, that helps a lot! Thanks! I think getting the 65% Cal Hypo at $1.30/pound (bulk bucket) is worth it then!
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    Yes, it would be economical at that price. Just keep an eye on your calcium levels if you end up using this as your only source of chlorine. 1 pound of 65% Cal-Hypo increases the Calcium Hardness (CH) by 5.5 ppm in a 10,000 gallon pool (the ppm rise would be less in a larger pool, etc.) and depending on the specific brand you use it could increase calcium even more (it depends on what the 35% inert ingredients are -- sometimes some of them are calcium salts such as calcium chloride and calcium hydroxide).

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    Default Re: 65% Cal Hypo

    Thanks. I knew I'd have to keep an eye on the calcium. I'm fine for now - it's between 40 & 50 right now - and I've got a 27,500 gallon pool, so it should take me a while to get a lot built up. Plus I do still plan on using good old fashioned Wally World 6% bleach also.
    Sherra
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