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The City water is constant at about 200 ppm calcium and is fairly constant, but can decrease in the winter. There was a lot of rain this winter which is why it got down to 120 (!) ppm, mainly from direct precipitation into the pool. I'm going to add some calcium as soon as I get off the computer.

I think what you are saying is that I need to raise it to 200-400 ppm, correct? That is what I intend to do now that I have gotten over my brain fart. I looked at the link and printed out. Will be raising the calcium now that my brain is working again.

PROBLEM SOLVED. Thank you everyone. My bad. I'll leave it at that. Very embarrassing for a 10-year veteran. Thanks to you all, and a special shout out to mknauss.

I will. Partly as penance for my ..., whatever you want to call it.

THANK YOU! I AM SO EMBARRESSED! As I said, I've been doing this for 10 years and how I crapped out so bad I don't know. Getting old? Thanks again.

Problem solved. Thanks for your response. I am using SpeedStir. The only way to go, along with the volume manager.

Problem solved. Thanks for your input.

PROBLEM SOLVED. My bad and very embarrassing, especially for a 10-year pool vet. Thanks for all your replies, and a special shout out to mknauss.

I just registered but have used the site quite a bit over the past ten years that I have had my pool. The site has helped me tremendously, especially the emphasis on the KISS approach to pool management. I finally registered because I just saw my pool Calcium is at 1,200 ppm. I'll inquire in the...