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have a kit that is a couple years old. Have ordered all new reagents. In the meantime with the Taylor, test for CYA reads around 60 and new test strips read zero. Do the reagents for CYA go bad after several years?

Trying to see how many gallons of liquid bleach to add with the calculator. What is the normal target level for FC when you shock. I have lost of algae.

Bought a Circupool Si25, installed it yesterday. Three days ago I put in 350 lbs of salt, yesterday I added 300 lbs. more. Salt test strips says I have 1630 ppm of salt in 21,000 gal pool. On the front of the control box it says I have 800 ppm of salt. When I go through the diagnostic display...

I need new reagents for my kit. How often do you replace old reagents and where do you get them? It looks as if it is almost cheaper to buy a whole new kit.

I was reading on the site poolplaza.com and they have a section on pump sizing. They say "For each 1.5 inch intake line, the maximum flow into the pump will be 42 gallons per minute (GPM)". so my flow will be less. Does this mean that a large filter will just be more efficient.

Today I bought 650 lbs. of salt 99.8%. All I have to do is dump all the salt in the pool, brush it around to help dissolve, wait a few days and turn the unit on? Am I missing something? I will test the chemicals with a Taylor 2005 kit.

I have an above ground 21/43 oval 4' depth My pump is a Hayward 1.5 hp Hayward-Flo Matrix. Filter is a Hayward Perflex DE EC 40 (rated 40 gal flow rate) I've had this for several years but now I'm wondering if I could replace the pump with something that is quieter and a lot more cost...