SLAM stops when you meet 3 criteria:
First, water must be crystal clear.
Second, you must test and find combined chlorine at 0.5 or less
Finally, you will check your chlorine level right after dark, record it, and then check it again right before daylight. If it drops by 1ppm or less during the night, then you passed the overnight chlorine loss test and can stop SLAMing.
The reason for the overnight test is to make sure that the only thing causing chlorine loss is UV light (which is eliminated at night) and not anything else in the water that needs to be killed or destroyed.
Make sense?
First, water must be crystal clear.
Second, you must test and find combined chlorine at 0.5 or less
Finally, you will check your chlorine level right after dark, record it, and then check it again right before daylight. If it drops by 1ppm or less during the night, then you passed the overnight chlorine loss test and can stop SLAMing.
The reason for the overnight test is to make sure that the only thing causing chlorine loss is UV light (which is eliminated at night) and not anything else in the water that needs to be killed or destroyed.
Make sense?