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Ok will do, thank you sir!

okay dokey, thanks!

Hi yall, I have a question about TA ranges. Per TFP the ideal range for the TA is between 60-80 and the max is 80-90. However, when you google the question "what are ideal TA levels for a pool" at least two pool sites state that ideal ranges are between 80 and 120 and one of them said that if...

I'm assuming that's the speed stir you have? If so and you can vouch for it I'll give it a shot. If it makes the process easier I'm all for it

Makes sense. With the return nozzle already creating bubbles and aerating I'll try that rinse and repeat. Sucks that it's a slow process but at least I have a direction. Thanks so much for your help

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@PoolStored I dont have a speed stir, I've never heard of it to be honest. I'll invest in one if its worth it though. Thanks for the suggestion. I saw the reason why your "PoolStored" and I understand your obvious hatred towards pool stores. I did check out the water quality report for cedar...

Apparently Austin uses Chloramine in the water for disinfection. Would that show up as chlorine in the test? Or are they totally different

@Texas Splash A1: Hmm ok. With the pH being so close to being within range will adding the 2 oz of acid (per the pool math calculator) really knock the TA down that significantly? I'm kind of shocked that the TA is so high to begin with. A2: Well per the instruction sheet, if I'm interpreting...

Hey all! I'm a new pool owner, just put up my above-ground pool, an intex 18 ftx52. I bought a Taylor 2006c test kit and a bottle of aquacheck test strips to try out and use as a secondary source of info. After my first round of testing both the results and a strip confirmed that my TA was 180...