- May 22, 2013
- 127
Here my todays numbers testing with my new Taylor K2006
FC 0.4
CC 13.2
PH 7.2
TA 40
CH 88 drops x 10 = 880 can this be right?
CYA 100 (forgot to do the extra test with diluting my tap water but will do this tomorrow as dark now)
I used the 25ml measure for these results and not the 10. I will rerun tests at the weekend.
So I have spent the evening reading Pool School and have learned a lot. I now understand my numbers and realize I have to do a partial drain because of my CYA and CH but I cannot arrange to do this for at least a week or so. In the meantime I would like to start the shock process by using liquid bleach (is 6% ok or should I use higher) to at least lower my CC and get my FC is range. My question is on the CYA/Chlorine chart it suggests that the FC shock is 39 for my high level of CYA. What does this number 39 mean? ounces, lbs? 39 what? and is it ok to add all at once?
Hopefully now that I have spent the time to understand Pool School, I will understand my replies better. Thanks all.
FC 0.4
CC 13.2
PH 7.2
TA 40
CH 88 drops x 10 = 880 can this be right?
CYA 100 (forgot to do the extra test with diluting my tap water but will do this tomorrow as dark now)
I used the 25ml measure for these results and not the 10. I will rerun tests at the weekend.
So I have spent the evening reading Pool School and have learned a lot. I now understand my numbers and realize I have to do a partial drain because of my CYA and CH but I cannot arrange to do this for at least a week or so. In the meantime I would like to start the shock process by using liquid bleach (is 6% ok or should I use higher) to at least lower my CC and get my FC is range. My question is on the CYA/Chlorine chart it suggests that the FC shock is 39 for my high level of CYA. What does this number 39 mean? ounces, lbs? 39 what? and is it ok to add all at once?
Hopefully now that I have spent the time to understand Pool School, I will understand my replies better. Thanks all.