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Donldson replied to the thread Raise ph before SLAM?.What is your TA level? -
1. If the sample turns pink, you have added enough R-870 and the test will work 2. If it doesn't turn pink, you likely have no...
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Donldson replied to the thread FAS-DPD question.What discrepancy? The k-2006 instructions are for a 25 ml sample with a precision of 0.2 ppm. The TF-100 instructions are for a 10 ml...
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Donldson replied to the thread FAS-DPD question.One scoop is plenty for the 10ml sample.
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☠️ Took me a minute on the uptake, but touché. There’s one area of life where he’s absolutely correct, but that’s another forum another...
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Donldson replied to the thread SLAM Results & Water Clarity.A key to the is to never take advice from Meatloaf. Keep it going until all three criteria are completely passed and you'll be set for...
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Donldson replied to the thread Think my pool heater might not be working so good.Heat pumps lose efficiency at lower air temperatures. Your BTU/hr rating is based upon what it can output at 70 degrees, but at 50...
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Donldson replied to the thread Cal-hypo 65% pool shock for cheap (100 lbs for $300).Oh, and just what "contaminents" specifically does it remove that are food for algae? Be specific please.
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Donldson reacted to reggiehammond's post in the thread Cal-hypo 65% pool shock for cheap (100 lbs for $300) with
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None of what you're recommending aligns with TFP principles. Non-chlorine oxidizer will foul up CC testing for ages. Liquid chlorine... -
Donldson replied to the thread Balancing Levels.Please post up the numbers from your TF-Pro. We don't use pool store testing to offer advice.
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Donldson reacted to Rancho Cost-a-Lotta's post in the thread Awaiting my TFT test kit, so used another 5 way brand kit— help! with Like.
Add enough liquid chlorine daily to maintain FC at 5 ppm. Wait for kit and post results.
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Donldson replied to the thread Swamp opening.Yes, it is. With zero CYA the sun will consume chlorine faster than any algae can. Not to mention that without CYA the difference...
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Donldson replied to the thread Total alkalinity test turns blue, not red.Yes, any test that is designed to change from one color to another should follow the same practice. The TA test is especially important...
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