carlscan26 said:Well they were close on your TA and CYA...the CL was read before you "shocked" with the cal hypo so who knows if they were right before or not.
Your CL is so high because you put in the cal-hypo shock. The CH levle is nothing to worry about - plenty of people manage much higher levels and when you put those numbers in the pool calculator your CSI is still fine.
Not really. The morning after I added the cal-hypo I took a sample to them and got this:
FC - 5
CYA - 30
TA - 80
pH - 8.1
CH- 225
That's why I added the muriatic acid.
Is there any chance the Cal-Hypo hadn't fully mixed after 12 hours of pumping? I made sure it had all dissolved when I put it in (took forever).
BTW, I have forgotten many times to say thank you to all of you. This one thread (let alone the whole forum and the pool school) has saved me a lot of time, money, and especially worry.
Now I just need to figure out how to deal with the live oak next door which is dumping a garden trash bag a day worth of leaves into the pool. Pool has a big (6') wall on one side with waterfalls and a flowerbed above or I'd buy a cover.