• Newdude
    Newdude replied to the thread First Season Woes.
    Everything is correct. Filter / heater / swg
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  • Rancho Cost-a-Lotta
    Lowering your TA will help control pH rise. Try targeting a TA of 60-70 ppm...
  • S
    shavoc81 replied to the thread First Season Woes.
    Well I figured out why the spa wasn't heating. With "SPA" only on, it wasn't heating much and it was overflowing even with spill way...
  • M
    Hi everyone. My pool has been in great shape since finding this place and firing pool guy and taking it over myself a few years ago...
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  • Newdude
    @1poolman1 is fluent in UV and might have brand/model suggestions.
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  • dereksanders
    Dirty but clear. Filling now. Will run and test as soon as full.
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  • J
    I have this controller for about 7 years. Works fine in service mode. In Auto, every hour or two, the main filter pump shuts off and the...
  • dereksanders
    Finished and pool is filling
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  • JoyfulNoise
    TL/DR - low pressure mercury or mercury-amalgam bulbs are your best bet. For a residential pool turn-key system, you’re most likely...
  • PoolStored
    Get the ladder out. Scrub it with bleach/water solution...INSIDE and out.
  • ajw22
    You have a test kit from TFT which has different recommendations then TFP. TA down to 50 is OK...
  • Newdude
    So we get about 3ft of off season rain and it's your choice if you pump it from above or below the cover. But it'll need pumping...
  • W
    I have a removable ladder - does letting it dry off in the sun kill mustard? I leave the brush and nets and stuff in the pool during...
  • G
    I am trying to get my Total Alkalinity sorted out on my 30k gal plaster pool. The card that came with my TFP test kit said that my ideal...
  • dndrich
    dndrich replied to the thread Nasty stain on Pebble Sheen!.
    OK, excellent advice! I am going to give the vitamin C trick a try soon. If it works, I assume I could use ascorbic acid in a sock and...
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  • Rancho Cost-a-Lotta
    I live in the same general climate. I previously used CYA-stabilized tablets the past and can tell you they are not a sustainable form...
  • P
    Oh ok. I have three of those haha. Before I found the leaks in my basement and patched them I had some fun a. One seasons back 🙄 What...
  • Newdude
    Newdude replied to the thread SLAM Complete: Still Milky.
    It hurts nothing but your patience. 😁 To be fair, i'm up early everyday and i'd probably do them for funsies too. That's one of the...
  • ajw22
    Your 12 seasons in PA is the equivalent to 4 years in TX. Your cell is doing fine. When it starts giving wonky salinity of less than...
  • M
    I never had trouble with Ph before. I would add about a cup or so every week, and things were fine. But for the last few weeks, it...
  • L
    LordNorth replied to the thread SLAM Complete: Still Milky.
    Meh, theirs may be off, i may be off. In any case other than the CH we were both within the accuracy of the test or close enough not...
  • PoolStored
    Welcome to TFP!!! Being in SoCal, it may be that you have high CYA degradation. I'm not sure your approach is sustainable. 3 pucks a...
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    HarrisonHRG replied to the thread CC - Wont go down!.
    Thanks for the link, I think we are going to go for the Elecro Quantum AOP system, reasonably priced & meets the right criteria. I...
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