Recent content by rkeller62

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    Pool Math........The App

    I absolutely love this app. Hope to see charts showing values over time in a future release.
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    What did you do to your pool today?

    And here I am ALL excited because our water just got UP to 84-85 degrees. Much too cold a summer up here in the northeast. :cool:
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    Accuracy of TFTkits Vials May be in Question...

    I think y'all may need to find a troubled pool to go help with as you clearly have your pools well in hand and trouble free! :D Also, given where this discussion has gone, it may be more relevant in "The Deep End"
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    Pool Math........The App

    Even with a 5 month season where I live that is only $1.60 a month. Gladly pay that for the ability to track my test results over time. Can't wait for the planned upgrades!
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    Thought I could trust the pool store!

    With an FC of 1.2 my vote is for dead algae. I'd say perform an OCLT to confirm. Regardless you have to get that FC up for your CYA, recommended range is 4-6 for CYA of 30 with minimum of 2
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    CYA/FC PPM Chemistry levels vs Physical swimmer safety standards FC ppm limits

    Yeah, I agree with that. I'm sure Chem Geek was saying "Safe" in that no algae or bacteria was going to live for very long. Of course, at some of those ridiculously high numbers people might not either! :eek:
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    CYA/FC PPM Chemistry levels vs Physical swimmer safety standards FC ppm limits

    I simply pulled that information from Chem Geeks post: https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/558-Pool-Water-Chemistry "So, red means bacterial growth while green means possible algae growth. Blue is the safe area."
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    CYA/FC PPM Chemistry levels vs Physical swimmer safety standards FC ppm limits

    Red numbers - not enough active cl2 to kill bacteria Green numbers - not enough active cl2 to prevent algae growth Blue numbers - safe to swim!
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    $200,000 pool, ready to set it on fire!

    If this is what happened, some people have had success using PolyFill to trap the iron particles to remove them from your water. You would put the PolyFill in the skimmer basket and would need to change it out every so often. Some people also simply use some paper towel in the skimmer basket to...
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    Trouble Keep Chlorine

    I'm sure an expert will chime in to confirm, but I believe your TA will be harder to move with increased borates as they will buffer the pH rise you need after the acid additions. You can still accomplish, just will take longer.
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    Pool Math........The App

    Latest update fixed my app icon issue on Android. Thanks for all the hard work on this great app.
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    Pool Math........The App

    Definitely fine with you 'back burnering' this issue since it doesn't affect app functionality at all. Just curious if any of your Android test units are running Nougat or not as I am wondering if this bug is OS dependent.
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    Pool Math........The App

    I don't believe any entries are saved on the free version as I don't think is syncs to the server. I believe that part of the subscription fee is being used to cover the server expense. As the app exists today, all you can do is look at previous log entries, however, it has been hinted that...
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    Pool Math........The App

    Anyone else only getting the green Android icon instead of the normal Pool Math icon after the last update? Trying to figure out if the problem is my phone or the app. App works fine, just the icon is messed up.
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    A Perfect Storm: Me Ignorant & Professionals Tricky

    Sock method in the skimmer will also work as the sock holds the CYA granules until they are dissolved. Just need to keep your pump running the entire time the sock is in the skimmer as the CYA is acidic and can damage things otherwise.