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Are some of you just using liquid chlorine (no powdered shock). Is there a benefit to just liquid and no hyper chlorite or powdered shock?

Here is the light I have.

I know there are other threads about this but it’s almost too much. So I hope you will let me start a new one. I have Hayward color logic lights installed by Anthony & Sylvan in 2018. The controller is a an aqua link. I have two large lights in the pool and one 1.5” in the spa. They are all...

After researching why my pool continued to get green and require brushing ever 2 days I discovered that it was likely due to my CYA being off the charts high. I ordered the TF-100 test kit and began the process of lowering the CYA. I’ve have drained and refilled over half of my pool 3...

Just got my TF-100 test kit with magnetic stirrer. So can I use the stirrer for all the manual hand swirling that is shown in the how to videos. It seems to make sense that you could or maybe even should but I thought I’d ask to make sure.

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Ok so I ordered the TF100 test kit bundle last night. I also added 10 x 128 oz 10% liquid chlorine. Pool is still green tonight but most of the algae seems like greenish yellow dust. I tested the water tonight and here are my results. FC 2.84 TC 2.60 PH 7.5 ALK 203 CH 83 CYA 49 I am...

I haven’t added any chlorine because the SLAM procedure said to get the PH down to 7.0-7.2 first. SomI was trying to follow that procedure. I’m using a LaMotte ColorQ Pro7 Liquid Test kit.

Ok I started having trouble with algae showing up every three day even after shocking and brushing the pool all my numbers were good except my CYA was off the chart. Did a little research and figured that this was the problem. I drained about half the pool and refilled with community well...

Hello, Introducing myself! I built my first pool last year and up until Now it’s been fairly routine maintenance with no big issues. I have a geometric pool with an 8x8 hot tub and 2 8x8 sun ledges. The pool capacity is ~36,000 gallons with a pebble tech bottom. Oh and it’s chlorine treated!