Okay so here's the deal, I've blown most of my pool budget on leveling, chemicals, test kits for which I didn't know any better.
I have a 16'x48 AG pool.
1. am I okay for a bit relying on what I can test with this test kit? I'll be getting the taylor kit soon but just not ready for it yet.
My Ph is good at around 7.2, my CYA is 0 (Fixing that tonight), my biggest issues is using TC, everything here talks about FC and I Can't test that currently. I've been doing the recommended adds for TC based on the test kit and 10% bleach bottle, am I good to keep doing that for a few weeks while I wait to for my wallet from the initlal hit of money pouring?
My pool is a fresh setup with hose water, PH is good, Hardness is going to be pretty good even though I believe this is not an issue with a vinyl AG pool. (I didn't test but all of our faucets(Even hose bib) are connected to a salt softener).
A boat is a hole in the water designed to keep water out that you throw money into.
A pool is a hole in the ground designed to keep water in that you throw money into.
I have a 16'x48 AG pool.
1. am I okay for a bit relying on what I can test with this test kit? I'll be getting the taylor kit soon but just not ready for it yet.
- Total chlorine
- Bromine
- pH
- Total alkalinity
- Total hardness
- Cyanuric acid
My Ph is good at around 7.2, my CYA is 0 (Fixing that tonight), my biggest issues is using TC, everything here talks about FC and I Can't test that currently. I've been doing the recommended adds for TC based on the test kit and 10% bleach bottle, am I good to keep doing that for a few weeks while I wait to for my wallet from the initlal hit of money pouring?
My pool is a fresh setup with hose water, PH is good, Hardness is going to be pretty good even though I believe this is not an issue with a vinyl AG pool. (I didn't test but all of our faucets(Even hose bib) are connected to a salt softener).
A boat is a hole in the water designed to keep water out that you throw money into.
A pool is a hole in the ground designed to keep water in that you throw money into.