PH woes
- By PoolStored
- Testing and Balancing Your Water
- 3 Replies
pH rise is caused by LOW ph, High TA, and aeration.
If you force pH down to 7.2, it will want to rise rapidly. When your TA is 60-80, let pH sit at 7.8-8.0, which is just fine.
TA is only changed by inputs. If you are adding water to your pool and TA is rising, test the TA of your input water.
As TA rises, pH will want to rise. That is why we recommend TA of 60-80.
Just manage your pH in the 7s. When TA gets to 60-80, stop forcing pH down to 7.2.
If you force pH down to 7.2, it will want to rise rapidly. When your TA is 60-80, let pH sit at 7.8-8.0, which is just fine.
TA is only changed by inputs. If you are adding water to your pool and TA is rising, test the TA of your input water.
As TA rises, pH will want to rise. That is why we recommend TA of 60-80.
Just manage your pH in the 7s. When TA gets to 60-80, stop forcing pH down to 7.2.