Should've probably mentioned this before, lol but the water got cloudy with the addition of the cal-hypo. Shallow end floor is still visible but the deep end is not. Is this something to be concerned with or is it just a by product of the slam and will resolve its self as the slam goes on?
BBB beginer with a quick question
- Thread starter Frank Ganter
- Start date
- Jun 8, 2019
- 4,576
- Pool Size
- 20000
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
Test FC as often as you can but no more than every 30 minutes. If you can get liquid chlorine from an Ocean State Job Lots or something it would be best.
Brush and vacuum often. Be sure to check any hidden books and crannies like light niches and ladders/steps.
Once the pool is visibly clear, do an Overnight Chlorine Loss Test and test CCs.
The additional calcium can make the pool temporarily cloudy. It should clear up. Another reason to use liquid chlorine. ;D
Brush and vacuum often. Be sure to check any hidden books and crannies like light niches and ladders/steps.
Once the pool is visibly clear, do an Overnight Chlorine Loss Test and test CCs.
The additional calcium can make the pool temporarily cloudy. It should clear up. Another reason to use liquid chlorine. ;D
