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    Default Re: do you need to turn off SWG when adding chemicals

    Yeah, people who tell you to shock every 2-3 weeks without testing are idiots. If you don't have either of the problems I mentioned above, then there's simply no need to shock, other than to wear out your cell faster, or spend money on shock.

    How big is your pool?

    Michael

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    Default Re: do you need to turn off SWG when adding chemicals

    jbirdy said: I also added salt, because my SWG read low salt after shock
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    Before adding salt you should double check your salt reading because the SWG read out my not be correct. I use test strips and also have a local pool store give me a read with their hand held guage. There will usually be some variance between test readings...but you should have a pretty good idea of the salt content by using all three readings.

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