29,000 gallon
Vinyl liner
Jandy DE filter
Autopilot Salt system
Hello all,
Newbie here looking for a little TFP input on balancing my pool.
Just opened for the 2nd season - done by pool company approx 72 hrs ago. Had a looploc mesh cover on all winter & pool opened pretty well ..overall clean tad cloudy..w/ minimal algae.
Pool company power vac’ to waste, shocked & algaecide’d. I have been running variable speed 3000/2700/2300/1900 24/7. Have salt water gen running at almost 100%. I re-brushed the entire pool down within 1 hr of shock & it looks very clear 3 days later, even full sun all day.
Went for water test at local pool store (results close in comparison to my strips)
Water temp 70
FC-0.26
TC-1.57
CC-1.33
Cya-5
TA-91
Ph-7.4
Salt 2600ppm
Pool company recommended 8lb fine stabilizer, 3lbs shock (Ca hypochlorite72%), 200lb salt
Ok, so I know I need chlorine, more importantly stabilizer so i can hold on to the chlorine.
So yes my CC is >0.5; however I am trying to understand the benefit of doing a slam over the pool stores recommendation? I don’t have algae, almost crystal clear. Once stabilized i plan on running pool 24/7 w a salt gen boost.
For purpose of liner health- what is less of a “fade risk” - slamming or this quick chlorine boost via a shock ?
Attached pic of water for reference.
Any input of how you’d move forward if it was your pool?
Thanks in advance!
Vinyl liner
Jandy DE filter
Autopilot Salt system
Hello all,
Newbie here looking for a little TFP input on balancing my pool.
Just opened for the 2nd season - done by pool company approx 72 hrs ago. Had a looploc mesh cover on all winter & pool opened pretty well ..overall clean tad cloudy..w/ minimal algae.
Pool company power vac’ to waste, shocked & algaecide’d. I have been running variable speed 3000/2700/2300/1900 24/7. Have salt water gen running at almost 100%. I re-brushed the entire pool down within 1 hr of shock & it looks very clear 3 days later, even full sun all day.
Went for water test at local pool store (results close in comparison to my strips)
Water temp 70
FC-0.26
TC-1.57
CC-1.33
Cya-5
TA-91
Ph-7.4
Salt 2600ppm
Pool company recommended 8lb fine stabilizer, 3lbs shock (Ca hypochlorite72%), 200lb salt
Ok, so I know I need chlorine, more importantly stabilizer so i can hold on to the chlorine.
So yes my CC is >0.5; however I am trying to understand the benefit of doing a slam over the pool stores recommendation? I don’t have algae, almost crystal clear. Once stabilized i plan on running pool 24/7 w a salt gen boost.
For purpose of liner health- what is less of a “fade risk” - slamming or this quick chlorine boost via a shock ?
Attached pic of water for reference.
Any input of how you’d move forward if it was your pool?
Thanks in advance!