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Thanks! Haha.

Never used hayward liquid chlorine doser 14 gallon. Philly area, pickup / meetup only, to large/heavy to ship. $500 obo

Yeah, that sounds exactly like my problem. I also can source co2 for super cheap with exchanges.

Ty!!! I couldn’t find that.

Do you happen to know how long the flow switch and cell are?

Hi! How long of a section of pipe is needed to install Hayward AquaRite Pro AQR15-PRO-SD 40K Salt Cell, and the flow switch? I’m hoping it can fit in the flat section I have already.

It stops at like 8.2. Which is to high.

My fill water has very little ta. As I add so much acid currently, it’s almost a game, add acid, add baking soda. I’m not sure why, but my pool really likes to hang out at a ph of 8.

So if my fill water has a low ta, 20 ish, and I can get co2 for basically free, is there any reason not to use co2 injection instead of acid? I’m not a big fan of handling acid, or having an acid pump in an enclosed shed where my pool equipment is. For whatever reason, my ph has to be adjusted...

Thank you for that! It’s so hard to find a decent product on Amazon anymore. When you search all you find is the cheap junk the doesn’t work or keep calibration.

It doesn’t bother us, I just thought it was bad for the equipment even if csi is balanced. Is that not the case? The Taylor ph kit also stops at 8, makes me uneasy trying to guess where it is once it goes over.

Missed that part, keeping my ta at 60 currently. Pool equalizes at about 8-8.1, a little high for my taste.

Can do, although I haven’t had to add water since we opened the pool. A little wet here in pa :LOL:

So I have A 24k pool, that I use liquid chlorine to disinfect. I constantly have to add acid. About 2-300ml every other day or two, to keep ph at 7.6-7.7. Any thoughts? I was thinking about adding borax, to about 30-40 range to possibly help with acid consumption, but will that just mean I have...

Bump, any thoughts? Or should I have posted in different category?