Child lost lunch in pool - HELP!

[LGLDSR73]

My 4 year old Grandson just threw up in the pool. I have not encountered this before and other than skim out what is floating around and vacuuming I am at a loss.

FC I have been keeping high. This morning at 1036 EST the readings were as follows (it is now 1449 EST).

FC 8.4
CC .2
pH: 7.6
TA 60
CYA 50

It was not a l arge amount but not a small amount either, requiring skimming as mentioned.

In a word, HELP.

Thank you,

Lyman

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Intex Ultraframe, 4575 gal
Hayward ST166 Sand Filter, 1HP

 

[mknauss]

Should be no issue. Clean up what you can. Go back swimming when you are up to it.

 

[LGLDSR73]

THE Man to the rescue! Hope all is well. Thanks for the good news. Should I hit it HARD with chlorine tonight, near the SLAM level after dropping pH?

Thanks Sir!

Lyman

 

[mknauss]

No need to add more chlorine. Just keep at normal levels.

Puke is not a big deal. Now the other end -- you need to add some chlorine for. Especially if 'loose'.

 

[Newdude]

Came to make a poop joke. Beat by the @mknauss bot yet again. *sigh*.

 

[LGLDSR73]

No need to add more chlorine. Just keep at normal levels.

Puke is not a big deal. Now the other end -- you need to add some chlorine for. Especially if 'loose'.

LOL, thanks!

 

[LGLDSR73]

Came to make a poop joke. Beat by the @mknauss bot yet again. *sigh*.

It's the thought that counts.