- Apr 21, 2020
- 1,250
- Pool Size
- 22000
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair iChlor 30
On Sunday, I installed my Loop-Loc solid safety cover on my pool. I did this because there are a significant number of leaves that are starting to get into the water. I didn't shut down the pool equipment since the water was still at 78F. In the last two days, it actually has risen to 79F. I don't want to close completely until the water temperature is in the low 60s. I have no idea when that will occur since this is my first season with a solid cover. This cover is preventing evaporative cooling and cold rainwater getting into the pool that I had with my previous mesh cover. Looking under the cover, it is pretty dark under there so FC should not be used up much. Also organics from swimmers and blown in debris are eliminated. Yet at the elevated current temperature, I don't want to risk any algae forming. The current FC is 8.5 ppm and CYA is 60 ppm.
Should I continue to keep the pool pump running a few hours per day just to keep the water mixed? Should I turn off the SWG and only turn it back on if the FC falls to 4 ppm? Once the pool water reaches 60F, I plan to shut down the pool equipment and close completely.
Should I continue to keep the pool pump running a few hours per day just to keep the water mixed? Should I turn off the SWG and only turn it back on if the FC falls to 4 ppm? Once the pool water reaches 60F, I plan to shut down the pool equipment and close completely.
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