I was visiting the pool store for suggestions and to buy supplies. The result, last September my CYA was 120+ and I started developing algae problems.
I discovered this forum and learned what I was doing wrong. Oh, well, live and learn. Thank you for the people here who helped me.
I have an automatic chlorination for tablets. Don't use it anymore. Only liquid chlorine. I managed to get my CYA down to 60. Not bad for Florida. Now I have to pay attention to the CYA levels so I can kept it in the 60's. The pool is clear and perfect.
Here is the question:
I still have plenty of tablets. If my CYA is getting low can I add only one tablet to the automatic chlorinator and leave number of the chlorinator to the minimum of 1 or maybe .05 so it can dissolve slowly? Or it is really not recommended? I am checking my numbers everyday. So I can adjust accordingly?
Thank you all for your help.
I discovered this forum and learned what I was doing wrong. Oh, well, live and learn. Thank you for the people here who helped me.
I have an automatic chlorination for tablets. Don't use it anymore. Only liquid chlorine. I managed to get my CYA down to 60. Not bad for Florida. Now I have to pay attention to the CYA levels so I can kept it in the 60's. The pool is clear and perfect.
Here is the question:
I still have plenty of tablets. If my CYA is getting low can I add only one tablet to the automatic chlorinator and leave number of the chlorinator to the minimum of 1 or maybe .05 so it can dissolve slowly? Or it is really not recommended? I am checking my numbers everyday. So I can adjust accordingly?
Thank you all for your help.