Not to hijack, but since its related....
You were hijacking, so I moved your post to a new topic. JasonLion
We occasionally go away for a long weekend (3-4 days) and I just started using liquid clorine over tabs/feeder, based on input from the experts here. Since I have a very small spool, I would prefer not to use tabs, as I can see a CYA change after only a day or two.
What are my options? Given such a small size (~2600 gal), I think a salt system may be overkill, or maybe not. Also, are there auto chlorine dispensers that are cost effective for such a small pool? I dont care if I eliminated the daily manual add and replaced with an automatic system, just not sure where to start to look for a solution, or if would not make sense, cost wise.
I would budget up to $500-600.00 for something if its worthwhile....maybe more.
We live in Vegas and heat and use the spool year round, 1-2 times/week in winter, 4-6 times/week in warmer months. I do plan to drain and refill each spring, if that means anything on a solution.
You were hijacking, so I moved your post to a new topic. JasonLion
We occasionally go away for a long weekend (3-4 days) and I just started using liquid clorine over tabs/feeder, based on input from the experts here. Since I have a very small spool, I would prefer not to use tabs, as I can see a CYA change after only a day or two.
What are my options? Given such a small size (~2600 gal), I think a salt system may be overkill, or maybe not. Also, are there auto chlorine dispensers that are cost effective for such a small pool? I dont care if I eliminated the daily manual add and replaced with an automatic system, just not sure where to start to look for a solution, or if would not make sense, cost wise.
I would budget up to $500-600.00 for something if its worthwhile....maybe more.
We live in Vegas and heat and use the spool year round, 1-2 times/week in winter, 4-6 times/week in warmer months. I do plan to drain and refill each spring, if that means anything on a solution.
