Calcium hardness

In your area, where I suspect you get rain and thus overflow out of your pool, it would be wise to keep CH at 250-300 ppm.

Read Recommended Pool Chemicals - Trouble Free Pool under Calcium Hardness.

Put in half the amount that Poolmath says too, wait a couple days, retest, and add the rest.
 
Hi,

250-350 is the recommended, so your not far off the mark. What is the sanitiser in use? if your using tablets/granules these will increase your CH so you might not need to do much. You also need to test your source water to see what it is adding or taking away from your pool chemistry.

Calcium Chloride is used to raise CH and is readily available. You should use the Pool Math app to calculate how much to add (available via the menu)

Calcium Chloride should be spread across the deep end of the pool, be ready with a brush in case it settles on the bottom
 
In your area, where I suspect you get rain and thus overflow out of your pool, it would be wise to keep CH at 250-300 ppm.

Read Recommended Pool Chemicals - Trouble Free Pool under Calcium Hardness.

Put in half the amount that Poolmath says too, wait a couple days, retest, and add the rest.
Ok thank you so much! My fill water tested at 125. I’ll add 14 pounds then for now and retest
 
Hi,

250-350 is the recommended, so your not far off the mark. What is the sanitiser in use? if your using tablets/granules these will increase your CH so you might not need to do much. You also need to test your source water to see what it is adding or taking away from your pool chemistry.

Calcium Chloride is used to raise CH and is readily available. You should use the Pool Math app to calculate how much to add (available via the menu)

Calcium Chloride should be spread across the deep end of the pool, be ready with a brush in case it settles on the bottom
I add cya through the sock method. I don’t use pucks
 

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