I put in Copper Sulfate and now I want to put in Clorine. Can I do this at the same time or will this ruin the water?
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#1
I put in Copper Sulfate and now I want to put in Clorine. Can I do this at the same time or will this ruin the water?
#2
Why are you using copper sulfate? If you have a plastered pool, you will damage it
#3
Welcome to the forum. Any form of copper in any pool is seldom a good idea. Tell us what you are trying to accomplish and I'll bet we can suggest a to do it without copper.
Dave S. - Forum owner
42k vinyl and concrete pool, 1.5hp pump, 140gpm filter
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#4
By maintaining your residual free chlorine level where it belongs, no algaecides are needed. Copper sulfate acts as an algaecide. Chlorine kills algae far more quickly. The copper effectively does nothing except to greatly increase you risk for green stains.
Scott
Owner of - PoolGuyNJ LLC
Expert Pool and Spa Repairs, Renovations, and Augmentation. Helping people decide what is the right gear for meeting their needs. Expectations Set, Expectations Met, No Surprises.
#5
Unless you have aquatic plants growing from the bottom of your pool, you do not need CuSO4.
Julie
I have a small (3,750 gallon) in-ground, Viking pool - 2hp Jandy pump, AquaPure 700 Cholorinator, Jandy Aqualink, and Jandy CJ250 filter
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