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I decided to completely drain the pool instead of dealing with the conversion. Actually drained 80%...refilled...drained 90% and refilled. I am glad we don't water meters. Installled new filter catridges. And got my TF100 test kit. We have been Baquacil users, 3 yr w/vinyl and 1 yr/ IG plaster...

Spoke with pool builder today and our pumps have a 3 yr warranty not a 1 yr like the manual states...SWEET! The service guy will be out next Wednesday...today is Thursday. Having to wait a week with no filter or bleach might create quite the algae problem. So I stopped by the local tool rental...

Yes I can bypass the in-floor system. Didn't think I could...thanks for the suggestion. Bad timing for a conversion though. Came home to a noisy filter pump...an intermittent screeching sound so the pump is off. Need to call pool company tomorrow. This might get interesting since our 1 year...

Jason, Thanks for the reply. I am on bottle number 3 (174oz). The water is VERY cloudy. Can't see the bottom of the 6' deep end but no crud floating on the surface. Removed the filters and they looked ok...cleaned and reinstalled. This site is too cool!

We have been using Baquacil for a year and I, like so many others, have spent too much money/time fighting with it (mainly algae). When everything was perfect, the water looked/felt great but those days were few. My question: Can a Baq-to-BBB conversion be done slowly? What I mean by this is...