Loosing chlorine - running out of ideas...

[bobodaclown]

Warmer temp is better breeding temp for algae. Diatoms appear to grow best at 15-25° C., green algae at 25-35° C., and blue-green algae at 30-40° C., but the environmental conditions need to be qualified for multiple habitats. (http://sciencefairwater.com/physica...temperature-effects-on-fish-and-aquatic-life/)

But it's irreverent if you're maintaining the proper CYA/chlorine level ratio.

 

[bobodaclown]

Warmer temp is better breeding temp for algae. Diatoms appear to grow best at 15-25° C., green algae at 25-35° C., and blue-green algae at 30-40° C., but the environmental conditions need to be qualified for multiple habitats. (http://sciencefairwater.com/physica...temperature-effects-on-fish-and-aquatic-life/)

But it's irreverent if you're maintaining the proper CYA/chlorine level ratio.

 

[pooldv]

Seems like you are making some progress. Yes, water temp, sunlight and swimming all increase chlorine consumption. More of any of those equals more chlorine consumption . Also, don't underestimate how much CYA helps with daytime consumption. Raise CYA to 75-80 and it will help quite a bit.