Ignore CC tonight.CornBelt said:
Shocking at too high FC can bleach the liner. Best bet is to check it before bed and make sure its above 18. Set the alarm a little earlier and replenish before work back up to 18. After work, recheck FC and CC.
Shocking Pool how long should fc stay elevated?
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Shocking at too high FC can bleach the liner. Best bet is to check it before bed and make sure its above 18. Set the alarm a little earlier and replenish before work back up to 18. After work, recheck FC and CC.
I think im in for a long night, I guess this isn't a project you start at 11 o'clock
I guess I will let it sit for a while, check it in a few hours I will keep you updated, I surely appreciate the help, im a learnin
it was just at 35 when I checked it last, but before it would literally drop from 35 to 10 in a hour. I will take your advice and let it be, you know way more than I do im just a rookie (can you tell)
when your pressure starts rising on your filter,(mine has gone up 4 psi since I started shocking) does that mean the algae is dying off and being caught in the filter? sorry prolly a dumb question.
Well it did the trick, thanks for the help, but I waaaay over shocked it gonna take a while for the sun to burn it off. what is the highest safe fc level to swim in?