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Thanks Tim! Adding chlorine for me now is rather effortless, but that certainly doesn't meant that I don't want to play like the big kids!!

I have an Endless Pool (EP) set up indoors and have had it for some 17 years and all is well. Never a problem. Recently, I went on my first 2 week vacation (ever) and was concerned that the chlorine level would be virtually 0 when I returned. To mitigate the risk, I set up an IV drip bag with 1...

Why don't you try calling Endless Pools and ask them? Their Customer Service is spectacular. If you are worried about calling them when you didn't buy the pool from them, I wouldn't be. Satisfaction with an EP is important to them and they will most likely help you. Plus, they know that down the...

Very nice! You call that building a "Shed"? Swan

So Maggie: How is you water now? Clear and sparkling?

If you are really interested, try ebay. You should be able to pick one up for about 1/2 that amount. It wasn't much of an option for me as I don't see colors well and I got tired of running to my wife and asking her: "Which color is this?" for the pH and the 2 chlorines! How are you enjoying...

Maggie: Another thought on the testing: If the Taylor kit is difficult for you to source, you might want to try one of the ORP testers. I use a Hanna combination pH and ORP tester (HI 98121) every day before swimming and use my Taylor test kit every 3-4 weeks to confirm that the Alkalinity...

3oz equals 89ml Hey Maggie, does your EP come with the Ultraviolet option? Swan

dmanb2b: The secret here is that the pool is indoors and doesn't need the stabilization of the CYA. Regarding maintaining the observation that it is "easier to maintain FC in the 2-3ppm range, rather than trying to manage FC levels at precisely 0.5-0.75ppm" comment, it is quite easy in a 2000...

The reason that I asked if the pool was outside was because the type of chlorine that you would use for an outdoor pool would be different than one indoors. It is a matter of whether the sun’s ray strike the pool or not. If they DO (outdoor pool), you would need a stabilizer for the chlorine...

I just want to confirm that your pool is OUTSIDE and not indoors, correct? Swan