I am trying to understand cleaning the pool by my self. If I added the Chlorine to the pool, do I still need to add/keep the Chlorine tablets inside the floating chlorine dispenser?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Do I still need to keep adding the chlorine table?
- Thread starter fe_us_2000
- Start date
- May 3, 2014
- 59,231
- Pool Size
- 6000
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
Welcome to the forum!
For daily maintenance we recommend using liquid chlorine, not solid chlorine or tablets.
Do you have a full set of test results? How are you testing your water?
Take care.
For daily maintenance we recommend using liquid chlorine, not solid chlorine or tablets.
Do you have a full set of test results? How are you testing your water?
Take care.
Generally no. The idea behind making daily additions of chlorine via liquid chlorine or bleach is so you can stop using the tablets, since they add unwanted chemicals (CYA or sometimes calcium) that build up over time.
My water test result is so far so good. Recently I tried to maintain my pool based on the Trouble Free Pool recommendation.
I just still have a big bucket of the chlorine tables that I purchased from Leslie couple months ago. Thank you for the response.
I just still have a big bucket of the chlorine tables that I purchased from Leslie couple months ago. Thank you for the response.
cfherrman
TFP Guide
Use the pucks to boost your cya when it gets low, do not put any chemicals in the skimmer
As long as they stay dry, chlorine tablets will last for years. You can use them when you need to be away from the pool for a few days, or when you need to raise CYA a little. Regular daily use of tablets will drive your CYA too high over time. Use liquid chlorine for daily use.
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