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It seemed to work fine. We used it after an ascorbic acid treatment to remove stains in our pool. After we applied the ascorbic acid, we applied some sequestrant, and we hoped the cellulose would trap the sequestered metals. We think it worked, because this is the second time we did an...

I really appreciate the reply. I ended up buying the Leslie’s cellulose. It seems to be the same. I will keep this in mind for next time though. Thanks again.

I am currently in the middle of an ascorbic acid stain removal process and realized I need more Jack’s Magic Filter Fiber Stuff ASAP. Leslie’s carries a bag of cellulose fiber, which is ostensibly the same thing, but I want to confirm. Many thanks for the help.

Hi TFP, I would be grateful for your thoughts on the below. I did some searching of the forum, but I did not see these questions answered. Recently, I replaced my Korky-style auto-fill valve. It seems to be working fine, but I do have the below questions. When filling, is water supposed to...

Quick question as per the title: is it safe to dump testing regents in the pool after each test? If not, where is the best/safest place to dump? Thanks!

Donated! Thanks!

Sorry to bump this thread, but I wanted to express my appreciation for all the help. I am now a Bleach Believer. Screw the pucks. I read through all the Pool School stuff, and it has helped tighten up a lot of knowledge gaps. What a great forum. :) Thanks!

Will do. What would you use instead?

That’s the plan. I figured I would ask here first. Thanks for your thoughts.

Trichlor tabs

Unfortunately this was a year ago, so I do not know. :(

Last year, we had to drain and refill our pool. After refilling, I went to the pool store and had the water tested. They gave me CYA and had me add the whole bottle, and they told me to come back in a week or so and have the water retested. After the second test, they gave me more CYA, and I...

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@zea3 Appreciate your thoughts. Yes, cutting holes in the fence to allow the water to escape was one of the many things we have done. It is part of the bigger picture strategy of a) reducing the amount of water coming on the property b) for water that does come on the property, ensure it leaves...

Ok, as requested, here are some pictures. I tried to take them from a lot of angles, and I tried to highlight the earthwork we have done. They were too big to upload, so here is a link. Edit: pictures are uploading. Please wait 10 minutes after the time of this post. Thanks...