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Thanks! I get my acid from them already. I'll have look into their chlorine options. Awesome thanks for the info!

I'm thinking it's a no go then. It says "keeps whites brighter longer" on the label. I already put some of it in my pool. I haven't noticed any bubbling or slimyness though so hopefully I'm good.

Is the new Walmart bleach a no go as well?

I don't have any experience with DE or sand filters but I have the biggest cartrage filter pentair has, and it has been working great so far. I dont even use a robot either, just let the pool vaccum cleaner do the work. The pool practically runs itself. Just have to clean the filters 2 twice a...

My father in law is the same way..... His pool has a green tint to it. I've tried to get him to quit going to the pool store, and get his own kit, but he refuses. Says "those test kits just go bad." He surely didn't like it when I told him my kids wont be swimming in his pool, but that still...

I would drain enough to get the CYA to about 60. I personally run my CYA at 70 to combat FC loss from the intense sun out here in AZ Edit: After thinking about it some, you would be better off getting you CYA to 30 maybe 40 so you can preform a SLAM. Then you will not have to use as much bleach...

I'm with the others, the in floor cleaning system is not worth it, and gives more potential for problems later down the road. I would also not do the a&a chlorinator, if you follow the methods on this site you wont use it. A swg would be a better option IMO.

Yeah I did and EC test and the EC/TDS is almost double the house water so it can't be the same. Thanks for the help guys!

Okay thanks for the reply guys. I will have to look into it more. Is there anyway to tell if the water in potable or not by testing it? It's definitely free though, I have been using it to water my 4000sf of grass area with no affect on the water bill. :D

Hi guys! First time posting, been learning lot in the pool school, but I have a question.(hope this is the right section) In my subdivision we have free irrigation water, but I have been told by a few neighbors the irrigation water is the same water as the main water line to the house just on a...