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    my ph had been very low so i had been aerating the water. i quit that today so will the ph drop some just from doing that?
    i added 3lbs of stabilizer last week my test kit had showed 20 on cya. i think i will take back another sample and have it rechecked. i also put almost a pound of stabilizer in yesterday to start dissolving.
    We did refill pool last month. we had been using softswim and wanted to switch to chlorine and with all the problems we had been having we thought it best to drain, clean and refill pool.
    we do not have an swg, just had been reading about the salt and was thinking about adding some.
    should i wait until the sun moves off the pool to add more chlorine or does it matter at this point?
    thanks for all the info.

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    Your pH will not drop by simply stopping the aeration--you're going to have to add either dry acid or muriatic acid to drop it.

    As far as your chlorine goes, less of your chlorine will be lost to the sun if you'll wait until dusk to add it.

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    Jan is right that the best time to add chlorine is in the evening, however, if you ever test in the middle of the day and find that you have no reading, don't wait to add it.

    One other comment - with your calcium hardness at 300, no cal-hypo for your pool as it will cause the CH to continue to rise.

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    is cal-hypo sodium-hypochloride? or what is it? I just added one gallon of 10% sodium hypochloride super chlorinating liquid to try to raise chlorine a little. was that the wrong stuff to add?

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