Determining Number of Gallons

Feb 5, 2017
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El Paso, TX
Renting a house in which the owners know nothing about the pool, including its gallons. I've been using a rough estimate of 16,000 suggested by another forum user, but I am having trouble getting my chemicals straight. The final readings, after adding chemicals according to PoolMath, are always higher ( i.e. FC should of raised to 5 but was at 6 or 7/ pH should of raised to 7.6 but it's 7.8 or 8)

I have a free form pool with three different depths and a spillover spa. My question is, what is the best way to get an accurate amount of gallons and to determine the length and width of the pool?

Thanks, Kelsey


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Renting a house in which the owners know nothing about the pool, including its gallons. I've been using a rough estimate of 16,000 suggested by another forum user, but I am having trouble getting my chemicals straight. The final readings, after adding chemicals according to PoolMath, are always higher ( i.e. FC should of raised to 5 but was at 6 or 7/ pH should of raised to 7.6 but it's 7.8 or 8)

I have a free form pool with three different depths and a spillover spa. My question is, what is the best way to get an accurate amount of gallons and to determine the length and width of the pool?

Thanks, Kelsey


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If Fcu goes to 6 plus instead of 5, I'd drop 1000 gal. 6 is 20 percent over 5 so decrease of 15-20 percent should be safe initially. Then500 next time if needed
 
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