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    Calcium Chloride Dihydrate effect on SWG reading

    Thank you. This has been helpful. The reading on the SWG did go down a little bit after I turned it off and turned it back on. I will just add those last 16 lbs of calcium in increments and keep an eye. Thanks again.
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    Calcium Chloride Dihydrate effect on SWG reading

    I was unaware how to add that information. I did just update that info; however, it doesn't seem to be loading on this thread. 26,000 gallons - According to my calculation, it takes 3.25 lbs to raise 10ppm, therefore 16 lbs would raise approx 50 ppm
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    Calcium Chloride Dihydrate effect on SWG reading

    Thank you, that is helpful. Then is it safe to say that because I have reached my salt level max (3400) on the SWG, another 16 lbs of Calcium Chloride will push it over the limit and my only option is to partly drain/refill?
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    Calcium Chloride Dihydrate effect on SWG reading

    Yes, believe it or not, I use the Taylor kit for everything else except for salt.
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    Calcium Chloride Dihydrate effect on SWG reading

    Hi - I added half the salt one day with the SWG off. The next day I added a couple more. Waited another day, then tested with an electronic salt tester I purchased off of Amazon, a salt test strip, and the pool store test. I think I may have had to add another 1/2 bag to get to where I was...
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    Calcium Chloride Dihydrate effect on SWG reading

    Backstory: My pool was replastered 35 days ago. After 28 days, I was instructed by the plaster company to add salt, which I did. My salt levels were ideal (confirmed with multiple tests). Now, the plaster company has instructed me to increase the calcium hardness. It was 300 ppm - they are...