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gcollins
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Post subject: Closing Numbers - Should I Adjust?  Posted: October 28th, 2011, 1:17 pm |
Joined: July 21st, 2011, 2:14 pm Posts: 9
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I don't have a proper test kit (new owner) yet so I took my water into the local store and this is what the sheet says I got back:
FC - 6.6 TC - 9.9 CC - 3.3 pH - 7.9 Hardness - 270 Alkalinity (with stabilizer correction) - 117 CYA - 10
* Water is clear (need to vacuum though)
I live in southern Ontario. Canada and I haven't used the pool in a month and it has just been sitting with the solar cover on. I should have turned the SWG down for the colder temp so I am guessing that is why the Chlorine levels are high.
Should I be doing any adjustments before I close the pool? or are these #'s ok and not to worry.
I have a IG Fiberglass Pool /w SWG; Gallons: 16,100; Filter: Cartridge
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zea3
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Post subject: Re: Closing Numbers - Should I Adjust?  Posted: October 28th, 2011, 6:56 pm |
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Joined: July 10th, 2009, 3:08 pm Posts: 2625 Location: Upper Texas Coast
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The chlorine numbers look suspect to me, but since you are going to close it won't matter. The chlorine will be long gone. The CYA should be around 70 when you use a SWG, but since you are closing ... You can get those things straightened out in the spring when you open the pool. pH is a touch high so you may want to drop it to 7.2-7.5
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