- Apr 15, 2024
- 10
- Pool Size
- 6000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Jandy Truclear / Ei
Hi All,
I am a new-ish pool owner and shifting now to the TFP method after realizing our pool-maintenance person has been managing our pool poorly. I'm excited to dive in to this!
Our pool has CYA well above 100+ so I'm planning on draining and re-filling the pool. Nothing like a "fresh" start!
My question, do I need to use liquid chlorine for the couple of days required to refill the pool, wait for added salt to dissolve, and turn the SWG back on? Or can I simply just 'stick it out' for those couple of days, get the chlorine levels appropriate using just the SWG, and then balance everything else out? The pool itself is pebble-tec and was completed about 6 months ago.
Our pool is small - 6000 gallons, and is covered by a dark-colored retractable pool cover. We're in Los Angeles.
Thank you for the help!
I am a new-ish pool owner and shifting now to the TFP method after realizing our pool-maintenance person has been managing our pool poorly. I'm excited to dive in to this!
Our pool has CYA well above 100+ so I'm planning on draining and re-filling the pool. Nothing like a "fresh" start!
My question, do I need to use liquid chlorine for the couple of days required to refill the pool, wait for added salt to dissolve, and turn the SWG back on? Or can I simply just 'stick it out' for those couple of days, get the chlorine levels appropriate using just the SWG, and then balance everything else out? The pool itself is pebble-tec and was completed about 6 months ago.
Our pool is small - 6000 gallons, and is covered by a dark-colored retractable pool cover. We're in Los Angeles.
Thank you for the help!