white calcium line

[bradc344]

thanks for the answers I unfortunatly I'm not at that home right now to post the numbers I will get my neighbor to get them for me he is watching my pool. what is a good range for the ph? mine is runs around 7.4 to 7.6 . thanks Brad

[waterbear]

thanks for the answers I unfortunatly I'm not at that home right now to post the numbers I will get my neighbor to get them for me he is watching my pool. what is a good range for the ph? mine is runs around 7.4 to 7.6 . thanks Brad

It's not where you try and keep your pH that matters, it's how high it spikes before you lower it again.

[bradc344]

thanks waterbear I will di a better job of keeping the ph down not sure what it was spiking to I just ordered a taylor test kit and will watch it closer ....Brad

[bradc344]

Waterbear my nieghbor just told me that my ph is running around 7.6 he has been keeping track of the number thanks akl is 60

[waterbear]

Waterbear my nieghbor just told me that my ph is running around 7.6 he has been keeping track of the number thanks akl is 60

Depending on where your Calcium Hardness is and the temperature of your pool most of the time this could actually be too high, even with a low TA of 60 ppm. A full set of test results would be helpful.

[bradc344]

thanks waterbear, just wondering what my ideal numbers should be the pool is about 88 right now then in oct I turn the heater on and keep it at 86/87 then tur the heater off mid dec until the end of jan. it is a in ground 12k pebble sheen pool with a salt water system ....thanks for the help