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I haven't posted in a while because my pool has been trouble free!! This season opened up late April to a beautiful, sparkling pool. It's been rainy and a terrible spring here in Chicago. My pool has been blue, but had a few bouts of looking like it may go south so I started SLAM. My problem is...

If an Intellichlor IC20 produces 0.70 lbs of pure chlorine every 24 hours on a 100% setting (per the manual), would that equate to about 4.0ppm of FC in a 20,600 gallon pool? Here's my math: ppm = mg/L .70 lbs = 317,514 mg 20,600 gallons = 77,979 L FC ppm = 317,514 mg/77,979 L = 4.07 ppm What...

I use the Taylor K-2006 to test my water, as well as the Taylor 5-way test kit for in-between readings when I don't have time to do the full set of readings or when water looks good to the eye. Pool has been a bit cloudy sporadically since opening, but gradually getting worse over the last week...

We have 2 Jandy minijets mounted in our deck. The stream on one jet is shorter/lower than the stream on the other one. Anyone know how to adjust the flow? Can it be done at the jet or does it require adjustment underground with the plumbing? I'm not talking about the valve to turn jets on/off...

We have 2 Jandy minijets mounted in our deck. The stream on one jet is shorter/lower than the stream on the other one. Anyone know how to adjust the flow? Can it be done at the jet or does it require adjustment underground with the plumbing? I'm not talking about the valve to turn jets on/off...

New to forum, new pool. Build was completed in early December, and we opened mid-April. The water has been sparkly clear since opening in mid-April, but we've had trouble keeping the FC up throughout the day. Thanks to this forum, I suspected low CYA. I have a Taylor K2006 test kit on it's way...