You know you have a bad case of sparklypoolitis when you:

dmanb2b said:
or you feel the need to take a shower before jumping in :goodjob:

:shock: :eek: :rant:

You ALWAYS! want to at LEAST rinse off before entering the pool! :hammer:

People are NOT clean, even after they bathe :evil: This is the biggest problem with pools no longer being 'sparkly' after a pool party - not only don't they rinse off before entering the pool... some folks do tend to pee in the pool :puker: :pukel: Hence the advice to up the fc before you have a pool party :cool:
 
dmanb2b said:
bring a tf100 with you to the local water park
Okay now, somewhere between making your own pool sparkle and packing a gun, oops :oops: I mean taking your test kit, to test pools other than your own......
just seems like you may have graduated to pooliosis. :mrgreen:

We have regular meetings and you are welcome to attend.

P.S. bring your test kit :cheers:
 

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12 Step Program for aiding those with "sparkliepoolitis":

1) Get the TF-100 kit :!:
2) During your first season, test daily (if not hourly :p )
3) Order lots of refills from Dave :lol:
4) Finally realize that you already Know how the pool will react to storms, leaves and pool parties
5) STOP FULL TESTING DAILY :hammer:
6) Only test the Alk, once a week
7) Test the cya and CH (if needed) once a month
8) Use the 'little blue kit' every 1 - 3 days for the pH and cl
9) Don't EVER swim in a pool you don't maintain!
10) Stop following swimmers around the pool, pouring a couple ounces of bleach in their wake (for some strange reason, some folks find that offensive :scratch: ) your fc is fine!
11) Don't stop people from using the pool because "it's perfect as it is and I don't want anyone fouling the 'sparkilyness' of it" :rant:
12) Learn to 'lighten up', pools will occasionally become > perfect - we all know how to correct it, thanks to Trouble Free Pool :-D
 
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