Recent content by pisstol27

Thank you for the above link. My levels after filling the pool and getting the equipment running for a day are: FC: 2 (the pool company added some liquid shock when finishing the installation) CC: 0 pH: 7.2 TA: 30 CH: 0 CYA: 0 The guide days after bringing up the CYA I can then add chlorine to...

Are there any guides on how to treat a newly refilled pool? I have no idea what I am in for so looking for some advice on what to expect. Will the levels be completely out of whack? Thanks

Thanks, that was it exactly. One of them did not work when I loosened it, but the other did.

OK, let me try to loosen the tops

I am replacing the coping and pavers on my inground pool. We have a bench in the shallow end with two returns that have these white hoses with some type of cap sticking out above them. See pics below b/c I clearly have no idea to accurately describe them lol. We are trying to decide what to do...

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I had the filter replaced a few years ago along with the pump and heater. The filter came with the gauge. It read less than 2ppm from the very 1st day they installed it. My old filter would normally read 8-10, so when I got the new one I figured it was lower b/c it was brand new.

Hehe, no problem. Should I be concerned that may filter pressure barely registers 2psi to start? I've asked before and the response I remember getting was to not be concerned but it is so much lower than what most people seem to register as normal.

Thanks, I didn't realize the required chlorine is that high for 60 CYA. My pool starts the year with 0 CYA and so I add some once the pool is clear but didn't think to increase my chlorine base level.