- Sep 15, 2018
- 938
- Pool Size
- 17000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite Pro (T-15)
When I post, I usually post on the testing and balancing thread. But I know that lots of folks are coming here with issues, and wondering "does this work?" as they tip their toes into the TFP method. Whether starting with a new pool or arriving after dissatisfaction with your pool after years of pool store or pool service maintenance, or something else is up, you've found this site, and welcome!
I started with TFP during our build (2018-2019) and have never used any other method of pool maintenance. Two years in, I "know my pool," just like the mods and experts said I would. Pool sparkling? Tests confirm chemistry is great! Pool looks just a bit "off?" (Not really hazy, but that sparkle is not there?) Tests confirm that due to external conditions (hotter, longer days and/or lots of rain) SWG is not keeping up with chlorine demand, and a quick LC boost and extending SWG runtime gets us right back on track.
BOTTOM LINE: TFP METHODS WORK! Listen to the guidance you get here!
(Post inspired by awesome pool during grandson's private swim lessons plus lots of extra pool time all week)
Thanks, TFP!!
I started with TFP during our build (2018-2019) and have never used any other method of pool maintenance. Two years in, I "know my pool," just like the mods and experts said I would. Pool sparkling? Tests confirm chemistry is great! Pool looks just a bit "off?" (Not really hazy, but that sparkle is not there?) Tests confirm that due to external conditions (hotter, longer days and/or lots of rain) SWG is not keeping up with chlorine demand, and a quick LC boost and extending SWG runtime gets us right back on track.
BOTTOM LINE: TFP METHODS WORK! Listen to the guidance you get here!
(Post inspired by awesome pool during grandson's private swim lessons plus lots of extra pool time all week)
Thanks, TFP!!
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