- Jul 30, 2018
- 24
- Pool Size
- 10140
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-9)
I’m starting to wonder if my problem is actually algae, my impatience, or something else. I had a slow start to aggressively start SLAM bc I’m super-pregnant and need neighbors to help while my husband is at work. I’m complexed by the daily large drops in FC but a constant 0.5 CC.
Here are my relevant test results (Tf-100 test kit):
July 27-murky green water, floating white things size of a nickle
0 FC, 0 CC, 0 CYA (Upon reflection, I probably made a testing error on the 0 CC)
July 28-started SLAM using TFP’s pool calculator; added shock, cleaned cartridge filters and SWG cell (turned off SWG for SLAM)
test: FC 5, 3.5 CC, 0 CYA
We keep the auto cover mostly closed bc we don’t have a fence & to reduce evaporation with no CYA
July 29-
test 1 am: 7.5 FC, 1 CC, 0 CYA (added shock and dry stabilizer)
test 2 pm: 6.5 FC, .5 CC (added shock)
July 30- all day thunderstorms & couldn’t open auto cover
July 31-
test 1 am: 1 FC, .5 CC, 10 CYA (added shock and dry stabilizer)
test 2 pm: 10.5 FC, .5 CC, 20 CYA (added extra shock to compensate for evaporation while waiting for CYA to increase)
test 3 pm: 14.5 FC, .5 CC, 30 CYA (added shock)
Aug 1-
test 1 am: 4.5 FC, .5 CC, 35 CYA (added shock)
Am I on the right track? My neighbor keeps saying its phosphates but I know what TFP thinks about that.
Pool: In-ground, fiberglass, 19,320 gallons
Pump: Pentair Super Flo
Filter/ Jandy CL340, 4 cartridges
Salt Generator: Hayward Swim Pure Plus
Heater: Jandy LJ 175K, gas
Automatic pool cover
Here are my relevant test results (Tf-100 test kit):
July 27-murky green water, floating white things size of a nickle
0 FC, 0 CC, 0 CYA (Upon reflection, I probably made a testing error on the 0 CC)
July 28-started SLAM using TFP’s pool calculator; added shock, cleaned cartridge filters and SWG cell (turned off SWG for SLAM)
test: FC 5, 3.5 CC, 0 CYA
We keep the auto cover mostly closed bc we don’t have a fence & to reduce evaporation with no CYA
July 29-
test 1 am: 7.5 FC, 1 CC, 0 CYA (added shock and dry stabilizer)
test 2 pm: 6.5 FC, .5 CC (added shock)
July 30- all day thunderstorms & couldn’t open auto cover
July 31-
test 1 am: 1 FC, .5 CC, 10 CYA (added shock and dry stabilizer)
test 2 pm: 10.5 FC, .5 CC, 20 CYA (added extra shock to compensate for evaporation while waiting for CYA to increase)
test 3 pm: 14.5 FC, .5 CC, 30 CYA (added shock)
Aug 1-
test 1 am: 4.5 FC, .5 CC, 35 CYA (added shock)
Am I on the right track? My neighbor keeps saying its phosphates but I know what TFP thinks about that.
Pool: In-ground, fiberglass, 19,320 gallons
Pump: Pentair Super Flo
Filter/ Jandy CL340, 4 cartridges
Salt Generator: Hayward Swim Pure Plus
Heater: Jandy LJ 175K, gas
Automatic pool cover