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My favorite part of this story... POOL GUY: A lot of my customers are struggling with green algae. (((HINT))) Probably not the right pool guy!!! :joker: (((HINT)))

I suspect that your test results are going to show "off the chart high" CYA due to puck usage, as pucks add CYA to the water as well as chlorine. CYA doesn't dissipate, so - over time - continually adding CYA will begin to render your "off the chart high" chlorine level ineffective. If you've...

Your FC (2ppm) per your results is too low for your CYA. SLAM and then maintain per your CYA.

Off topic - We miss living in Flower Mound!!

One caveat on draining, find out where your water table is. If you just dump all the water' you may end up floating your pool. Dropping to 1 ft may be the answer ultimately, but I wouldn't run out and do it until I understood what is the impact of your water table.

I like where this is heading!!!

I've used these for about a year with no issues. At $0.07/per, if I tear one then eh... ok.

While you're awaiting your test kit, I would suggest you update your signature line with the details of your pool.