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  1. 10-12-2006 03:48 PM #5
    Jakebear
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    Default Re: PolyQuat and Shocking with Chlorine

    Since my pool is in limbo right now I can play and see what happens. I’m waiting for the temp to drop per Carl’s recommendation so I can close it. The FC is 5.0 right now with no algae.

    I’ll add the recommended dose of PolyQuat 60 and let you know what things test at in the morning.

    Edit: I forgot to mention -- the pool is completely covered with a mesh LoopLock cover ~ 90% shade, about 2 feet above water level.
    Last edited by Jakebear; 10-12-2006 at 03:54 PM. Reason: After thought
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