Starting the Algae Battle (Again)

[northrn]

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Complete! Congratulations on a job very well done!

 

[Crackerjack4u]

Well Done, Indeed. The transformation is awesome to see.

 

[kimkats]

I bet your Grand is oh so happy! You did an awesome job! I bet she loves seeing you every day!

Well done sir!

Kim

 

[YippeeSkippy]

Sweeeeet!

 

[PoolMan7]

I don't see a link.

Dom

Sorry Dom forgot to post it lol!

Total alkalinity problems in swimming pools


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[PoolMan7]

Northrn thanks so much for throwing those together!! Really neat to see!!


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[duraleigh]

Sorry Dom forgot to post it lol!

Total alkalinity problems in swimming pools


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I don't want to hi-jack the thread but TA is not a good candidate for the cause of itchy skin. The Pool Wizard website is totally without merit and I think has been abandoned for a number of years.

It's pretty hard to pin down the source of itchy skin but it is not always related to pool water chemistry. That said, the presence of CC's can certainly be a factor for itchy skin. My common sense tells me that VERY low pH may also contribute but a TA of 40 should be irrelevant.

 

[northrn]

you're welcome. it's nice to see someone research and follow the methods to the letter. this is the result you get from hard work. you did an amazing job in a reasonable amount of time.