Hi TFP,
I currently do not have any CYA in my pool due to heavy rain here in SoCal and having my pool overflow and partially draining it several times as my pool gets filled up with rain water.
So, the last year I have decided to move to liquid chlorine because my CYA levels were off the charts, I think it was at 80ppm. So avoiding pucks help me not add more CYA into my pool.
Now that I have no more CYA, I want to SLAM my pool before the summer season starts. SLAMing requires a ton of liquid chlorine, which I have already purchased and ready to do. After SLAMing I want to go back to using pucks again as they are convenient.
My plan is to add stabilizer to 30ppm (minimum for my pool size), then SLAM, after SLAM is complete I start using pucks and I have room for the CYA in the pucks to continue to add increase in my pool to a maximum of 50ppm.
Does that seem like a good idea or should I just stick to liquid chlorine? If I stick to liquid chlorine, I'll raise my CYA levels to 40ppm.
I currently do not have any CYA in my pool due to heavy rain here in SoCal and having my pool overflow and partially draining it several times as my pool gets filled up with rain water.
So, the last year I have decided to move to liquid chlorine because my CYA levels were off the charts, I think it was at 80ppm. So avoiding pucks help me not add more CYA into my pool.
Now that I have no more CYA, I want to SLAM my pool before the summer season starts. SLAMing requires a ton of liquid chlorine, which I have already purchased and ready to do. After SLAMing I want to go back to using pucks again as they are convenient.
My plan is to add stabilizer to 30ppm (minimum for my pool size), then SLAM, after SLAM is complete I start using pucks and I have room for the CYA in the pucks to continue to add increase in my pool to a maximum of 50ppm.
Does that seem like a good idea or should I just stick to liquid chlorine? If I stick to liquid chlorine, I'll raise my CYA levels to 40ppm.