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I don’t have the financial ability to order the kit right now...as soon as I get the extra $$ I will be ordering it. I added 2lbs of cya yesterday along with the gallon of chlorine...what is the best way to bring down ph? And should I add another gallon of chlorine? Or will the boost on the swg...

Update: (I don’t have my rest kit yet so I am using the strips and the Clorox 2 way test) fc: .5 ph: 8 pool is looking a lot better, pretty clear. Just need to vacuum some more. My swg is on boost this morning since it finally decided to not throw a high salt error. Any advice? Should I add...

Has anyone figured out why this model swg throws the “high salt” error code all the time?

My generator is doing the same thing!!! My salt levels are fine, but it is still throwing the high salt error

My kids are asking when they are cleared to get back to swimming?

So I added a gallon of pool essentials liquid chlorine...vacuumed as best I could, brushed the walls, and used the skimmer to get everything off the top of the water...should I add the stabilizer now or wait?

So I think it’s a form of algae...my pool is now green on the bottom. Is this an ok form of liquid chlorine? It’s the only thing I can find I town...it’s the pool essentials brand

I’m not understanding the cya/chlorine chart...I’m new to all the jargon. What do the numbers in the left column mean?

I have not added these things as I don’t know what they are! ����*♀️����*♀️ The shock I bought from Walmart, I can’t remember the brand, maybe Clorox? I’m not sure...

I added shock the first week had it up before my swg came in. No stabilizer. Water source is my water hose (city water)

We just set up our 16’ x 48” above ground pool. I have the saltwater generator hooked up...I added the amount of pool salt indicated for my 5,061 gallon pool. My chlorinater keeps throwing the “high salt” code after running for a day, and my pool smells like fish ? ? my cheapy test strips read...