S SteveK52 Bronze Supporter Mar 11, 2019 251 Taylors South Carolina May 10, 2024 Add bookmark #1 Does pollen eat up chlorine?
ajw22 TFP Expert Gold Supporter Silver Supporter Bronze Supporter TFP Guide Jul 21, 2013 54,173 Northern NJ Pool Size 35000 Surface Plaster Chlorine Salt Water Generator SWG Type Pentair Intellichlor IC-60 May 10, 2024 Add bookmark #2 Not significantly. All organics falling into the pool can use a bit of chlorine. Why do you ask? Do a Overnight Chlorine Loss Test if you are losing more chlorine then expected.
Not significantly. All organics falling into the pool can use a bit of chlorine. Why do you ask? Do a Overnight Chlorine Loss Test if you are losing more chlorine then expected.
S SteveK52 Bronze Supporter Mar 11, 2019 251 Taylors South Carolina May 11, 2024 Add bookmark #3 ajw22 said: Not significantly. All organics falling into the pool can use a bit of chlorine. Why do you ask? Do a Overnight Chlorine Loss Test if you are losing more chlorine then expected. Click to expand... We have had an awful lot of pollen this year and was just wondering how it effects FC loss.
ajw22 said: Not significantly. All organics falling into the pool can use a bit of chlorine. Why do you ask? Do a Overnight Chlorine Loss Test if you are losing more chlorine then expected. Click to expand... We have had an awful lot of pollen this year and was just wondering how it effects FC loss.
ajw22 TFP Expert Gold Supporter Silver Supporter Bronze Supporter TFP Guide Jul 21, 2013 54,173 Northern NJ Pool Size 35000 Surface Plaster Chlorine Salt Water Generator SWG Type Pentair Intellichlor IC-60 May 11, 2024 Add bookmark #4 SteveK52 said: We have had an awful lot of pollen this year and was just wondering how it effects FC loss. Click to expand... Your normal chlorination handles it. Nothing special you need to do.
SteveK52 said: We have had an awful lot of pollen this year and was just wondering how it effects FC loss. Click to expand... Your normal chlorination handles it. Nothing special you need to do.