Hello happy I found this site the recommended lever of cya in my salt water pool according to this site is 70-80 ppm I wanna raise it from 60-70 since I'm new at this.how much liquid stabilizer should I use and where do u pour it? Thx for the help I have a 30000 gallon inground if that helps
Raising cya level from 60 to 70
- Thread starter Alibar83
- Start date
Hello Alibar83 and welcome to TFP,
If I may Before adding anything to your pool, might I ask what your are testing your water with.
Also I would suggest looking around the site here. Pool Math is a calculator that can tell you exactly how much to add AND what it will do to the other chemicals in your pool.
If you have a GOOD test kit, please post some numbers and a number of people will be along to help
As far as adding stabilizer, the recomended method is to use granules in a sock and hang in front of your return or set in the skimmer.
Hope this helps you get started and others will be along with greater and better detail
If I may Before adding anything to your pool, might I ask what your are testing your water with.
Also I would suggest looking around the site here. Pool Math is a calculator that can tell you exactly how much to add AND what it will do to the other chemicals in your pool.
If you have a GOOD test kit, please post some numbers and a number of people will be along to help
As far as adding stabilizer, the recomended method is to use granules in a sock and hang in front of your return or set in the skimmer.
Hope this helps you get started and others will be along with greater and better detail
- Jun 22, 2014
- 47,754
- Pool Size
- 17888
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Welcome to TFP! As lefty mentioned, we would feel better giving advice if we knew what test kit you are using. You'll understand why we ask soon. Also, in the future, just get the granule stabilizer (i.e. from Wal-Mart). Much cheaper than the liquid.
Lastly, please add your pool info to your signature by going to the top of the TFP web page (just under the Pool School button) and select "SETTINGS". On the next page look to the left for a menu bar that says, “MY SETTINGS” and go to "EDIT SIGNATURE" to enter your pool and equipment info there. It will help us later.
Welcome to TFP!
Also, in the future, just get the granule stabilizer (i.e. from Wal-Mart). Much cheaper than the liquid. Lastly, please add your pool info to your signature by going to the top of the TFP web page (just under the Pool School button) and select "SETTINGS". On the next page look to the left for a menu bar that says, “MY SETTINGS” and go to "EDIT SIGNATURE" to enter your pool and equipment info there. It will help us later.
Welcome to TFP!
Welcome to TFP!
Poolmath is your friend,
Pool School - PoolMath
also, more on Pool School - Recommended Pool Chemicals and how to add them here.
Poolmath is your friend,
Pool School - PoolMath
also, more on Pool School - Recommended Pool Chemicals and how to add them here.
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