Recent content by drew13

Well now i am at a loss.. I have been putting 12% liquid chlorine -7 bottles since friday. My levels at 9am yesterday were as follows FC 0 TC 2 PH 7.6 TA 90 CYA 45 CH 230 The pool has been getting clearer and i have been cleaningg out what looks like dead alsae on the bottom of the pool but i am...

1st the pool store and tonight i borrowed a test kit -Complete DPD Test Kit, until i get one

here is the other end of the bench in the deep end as well

and another. Sorry it took so long

here is one

well it looks like the fc is 0 and the tac is higher than 2 more like a 5.CYA is 35 I know i say this alot but what now.

I do not trust them very much either this year...I am getting the real deal test kit also... It is a plaster pool. I was in the process of schocking the pool..i wanted to see what my FC was upto...but Zero surprised me What is the deal with the TAC being 2. So now i will have 3 days to commit to...

Ok Here is the deal today. On the 14th i put in 3gals of liquid shock and some stabilizer. On the 15th pool looks a litlle clearer. I cleaned out the filters and brushed the pool. Added another gal of shock. Today i go get my levels checked-Here they are FC 0 TAC 2.5 PH 7.4 TA 120 CYA 40-FINALLY...

Right i understand that,but once i cleaned it out (it was blocked by some debris) it went to good salt level.

Weth, When i first opened the pool i put stabilizer in there. I will be going back tonight to get all my levels checked again and will have them pull all my results from this year to see exactly when and if i have had cya at all this year. 2.This year i am truly finding out alot about the SWG...

I see where i put that FC amount in and it looks like Negative 4. It is at 4. Up from 1 on a test that was done 1 week prior. I did shock it and it went to 4. Here is a little more on the story. I week ago i put in some liquid chlorine. It went from cloudy green to cloudy blue.I usually get...

5YRS and no. I was told to get rid of the cloudiness first,but on here i read that can cause the problem.