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Thanks for the reply! Yeah I guess I should just bite the bullet and buy it now. I mean heck we’re already in for a lot of money with pool itself and deck. Nit sure why I was so against $70 more dollars lol. I guess I’m just frustrated it’s summer time and we wanted to swim now! :)

Sorry for double post but would this be the correct Taylor kit that was recommended? I don’t see the “c” at the end...

Alright that makes sense guys! I understand what y’all are saying now with being able to measure the FC higher then 6. That’s very clear and makes perfect sense. So if I am able to measure the FC accurately and actually get it up to a high enough level for days and possibly a couple of weeks...

I appreciate the replies guys I really do. With that said please don’t take this the wrong way but... how is buying a hundred dollar test kit going to clear up our water? I understand the chemical levels need to be correct and that the test will help us get there. With that said I’m still...

I got the cya from a strip test I have where you just dip the stick into the water. I’m fairly confidant it’s close at least because Before we started all the chlorine we dumped almost a whole bag of stabilizer into the pool.

Thanks for the reply! Yes we’ve been following the slam process as close as possible. As stated the water is just cloudy now. In fact when you get in the pool or look closely you can see all kinds of small debris and particles floating everywhere. As far as the test kit goes I’m not sure what...

So we’ve had this pool for two years now. This is our second summer with it. Last year it was fine but we like idiots didn’t cover it for the winter. Long story short when we started this year it was a swamp with a ton of leaves and pollen on the bottom and sides of the wall. We have worked...