Hi everyone I am new to the forum and somewhat new to pool care. I purchased a house in January 2016 with a salt water pool and connected spa. So far my pools chemistry has been a massive roller coaster going from great to dark forest green within a matter of a few days. I have read pool school and feel like I understand it but don't understand why my pool chemistry can be great one day and horrible the next.
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Hi! SO glad you found TFP! Your user name say it all 
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You say you have read pool school but I do not see a mention of a test kit. Let us know how you have been testing your water and we can go from there.
Between a good test kit, pool school and other readings, and the helpful people here on TFP your pool can be clean and clear with no more roller coasters.
LOLYou say you have read pool school but I do not see a mention of a test kit. Let us know how you have been testing your water and we can go from there.
Between a good test kit, pool school and other readings, and the helpful people here on TFP your pool can be clean and clear with no more roller coasters.
- Jun 22, 2014
- 47,722
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- 17888
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- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Many of us hanging around to help as you need it. Enjoy the forum.
- Jan 4, 2016
- 5,288
- Pool Size
- 44000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
Happy to help you out once we have the information we need.
This is a good introduction to TFPC: TFPC for Beginners
With respect to your question, the pool water chemistry may not be changing from one day to the next, but algae is always lurking and environmental conditions and use of the pool changes from day to day. Sometimes a combination of factors along with less than adequate water chemistry results in sudden algae blooms.
This is a good introduction to TFPC: TFPC for Beginners
With respect to your question, the pool water chemistry may not be changing from one day to the next, but algae is always lurking and environmental conditions and use of the pool changes from day to day. Sometimes a combination of factors along with less than adequate water chemistry results in sudden algae blooms.
Between a good test kit, pool school and other readings, and the helpful people here on TFP your pool can be clean and clear with no more roller coasters.
Kinda harsh Kim - what did I do to YOU?!
Welcome Greenpool. Do you plan to buy a test kit?
Kinda harsh Kim - what did I do to YOU?!
Hey now! He started it! LOL
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