such a minute amount, why not. lots worse in skin care products lol
but back to the point, get a magnet or another stir bar and hold it to the bottom of the cylinder. stir bar won't fall out.
Industry standard is different than tfp standard. 2 different approaches to pool care. Mind boggling that the FC standards are that far off but it seems to be working for both.
Why can't you drain and fill a pool in the summer?
I had the same question since the overnight test info page doesn't mention pump running. Makes sense that you want the pool to circulate if you're trying to determine 1ppm FC loss.
I woke up to a cloudy pool today too. First time ever. 0 chlorine as well.
It was really windy here yesterday and I suppose a bunch of organics from the trees blew under my cover into the pool.
if you want to raise pH... only use borax. it wont raise TA. But pH should rise naturally when you aerate. Get a fountain installed in a jet or point the so they break the surface water. This will raise pH.
That’s exactly what I’m doing. I have left over trichlor pucks and cal hypo. I switched to LC a couple days ago. Will save the granular chlorine to when I have to raise cya.
Re: Cloudy pool
start using liquid chlorine... you are at a perfect point of CYA for swg.
dichlor will put you over cya by next week and then you will have to drain.
slam with liquid chlorine.
I wouldn't have. pH generally creeps up. pH of 7 isn't that bad, you could have aerated the water and pH would rise quicker. Jets pointed to the surface or a foutain installed.
Will be interested to see what your pool does with that much borax.
if pH is rising to 7.8... keep adding acid. TA should drop eventually.
I'm only 24 hours after MA to lower TA, so far no change. My pH did change from 8 to 7.4 with 2 qt of MA.