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SLAMming takes consistency and a whole lot of POP (pool owner patience). depending upon how consistently you are measuring FC, has everything to do with how well the SLAM will go. if you really do well for a week, and then lapse for a couple of days, you might as well have thrown all of your...

put the polyfill in a small laundry netted bag with a zipper...the kind a spouse may use to wash her unmentionables in the washing machine it will keep it out of your plumbing, pump and filter

Hey Sue, when you post your test results, follow this path, it helps when everyone is on the same page FC CC ph TA CH CYA as far as your numbers, don't touch the ph...go swimming! splash and play naturally aerate the water, which will ever so slightly raise your ph naturally with a CYA of 40...

looking very tough...we didn't even deserve to win that one :bang head:

live in SE Louisiana, run it on low 4-6 am, on high for one hour while adding bleach in evening done. crystal clear, no problems

any tool rental business will rent a sump pump with hose attachments that will drain a pool in a matter of hours...$50 is a ballpark

You have organics somewhere....behind the lights or check the Polaris .... inside the hose?, cleaning bag?, it's somewhere you just need to find it

^^^^^^^ do exactly as she says...do not pass go, do not collect $200

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instead of posting a new thread on my test results, I just decided to bump this one...I know Kim will see it eventually :lol: so, after playing with the water chems for 2 weeks now, ive come to the conclusion my CYA is a solid 20 at this number, I'm adding exactly 1/2 gal bleach everyday...

https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/141086-Rusty-well-water-and-TFP-first-timer lots of resources on this subject...if you need help or advice afterward, pls post, i'll do the best I can

there's a difference btwn pretty clear and 'gin clear' :kim: I'm sure you've seen the threads....nice thread you have going, enjoyed reading it...good luck!

sorry about him being a jerk, what voltage is the pump? I believe those are 110 pumps and need to be on a GFCI breaker...do the instructions have electrical requirements? have you tried the AG pool forum, we have some pretty knowledgable folks on here, I'm sure someone will chime in in a minute