My question was in response to CarlD who commented, "What is your pH level? That, too affects chlorine." You've answered that question, thanks.
My question was in response to CarlD who commented, "What is your pH level? That, too affects chlorine." You've answered that question, thanks.
That's the other side of the coin. Chem_Geek is explaining how too high pH can reduce chlorine's effectiveness.
However, what I was referring to is that when chlorine levels are very high, pH can appear higher than it really is. Chem_Geek's gone into a thorough explanation of this in other threads. That's why chlorine neutralizer is needed then prior to the pH test.
Carl
Got it thanks!
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