Can you throw a quarter into the deep end and call heads or tails? If so, that's clear. That's part one. Part two is OCLT. You passed. Part three is CC. You passed.
. I am going to do a final overnight FC drop test and then let the FC level drift down. I have a couple questions to make sure I get up and running properly. What should I let the FC drift down to before turning the new cell on?
Let it get down to 10 or less so you can accurately test everything again and rebalance as needed.My T15 cell from http://www.poolsupplyworld .com was just dropped off
Start at 50% and test daily. Go up or down as needed.
Between normal and shock level according to the black algae article in pool school. I'd try to hold it between 9 & 10 so you get no interference with the pH testing. You can go much higher with 70 CYA and still swim, but the pH test will be suspect.
NO. You will raise CYA with pucks, which then means a higher FC level is needed to stay ahead of the algae which will make you want to add more pucks, which then means a higher FC level is needed to stay ahead of the algae which will make you want to add more pucks.... and so on and so on.
In theory, yes. In reality, very unlikely except at a store that services a lot of commercial accounts. Leslies can order it, but you'd probably get refills from TFTestkits.net just as fast.
No overnight FC loss, CC is at zero and pool is very clear! Couple questions for the pro's. Roughly how long does it take the FC to drift down to 10 from a level of 28 ? I am waiting for my other bottle of R0871 and I only have maybe a test or 2 left of my supply.
