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Ok, would the pool being covered for the winter possibly cause the low drop since it wouldn’t get normal wind arriation. Nothing has ever been added to the pool besides BBB.

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Never experienced this before: what causes PH to drop so low. Cl. 6 TA. 75 PH. Well below 6:8 i assume CA. 300 CYA. 40

I like the pot idea!!

Trying to find one that will work for me!

Beautiful pool

Thanks, even at some degradation, it may still be above 6%. May give it a shot.

Since Clorox changed their formula, I’m looking at linguistics coloring from Home Depot. I took this picture of their current stock.

The Saturday before Christmas, or 14 year old Llaso Apso slipped into the pool and slid below the solar cover. Nobody knew it happened until I found him later. I am seriously considering removing mine as it could have done the same thing to another pet or my grandson although he is not...

With a run that long, one of the pvc DIY reels would be perfect!

I use an echo dot, pioneer Bluetooth amp and two digital technologies speakers wired. Works perfect. I just take the dot inside at night.

Great pool!!!

There are no guarantees with grey plaster. I've seen two and they both streaked

Yes, I only buy from tft. Matter of fact I placed and order yesterday!

i bought a bottle of the 50 cya test solution last year. Used it yesterday while I had nothing better to do and it showed 0 cya. Does the solution go bad?

I wonder why it has moly in it. I use moly on my ammo reloads and the instructions say not to touch it barehanded.

Well, I decided to just pick up another off amazon and installed it inside the shed this time. Up and running in 30 minutes.

Thanks, I sure don't want ammonia.

So, 2nd year in a row my cya has dropped considerably over the winter. In October it was 60. Now it's below 20. FC. 7 Cc. 0 Ph. 7.4 TA. 75 Ca. 300 Cya 30 or less I keep a solar cover on all winter. Where is my cya going? With all the rain I have only drained 2" off the pool...

The amount over time will reduce. It's just billions of tiny pebbles some of which arebarely stuck down. Brushing, and pool activity knock off a few more until they get to the solid level.

Any updates from OP?

Our installer told us 4 years

Normally, I'll start at 72. Last year my first swim was 70 because I couldn't wait.

My controller is full of rain water and the menu button no longer work. I'm hoping when it dries out, it will live again. If not, what is a good option for replacing it? I dont need any of the fancy smart phone types.

My son is in the process of getting quotes for a pool. He has quotes from two pool builders that both come with an ozone generator. Other than reading from here in passing I know hardly anything about them other than I dont need one. Can someone give a list of the cons of having one...

Hit 90 yesterday, about time to put the redneck coolers in.

Also, don't forget to brush your pool.

Had them again last week for the third time this season.

Academy has sand anchor screws for beach umbrellas. Not sure on diameter.