This is my second season owning a pool. I never liked the pool guy we had last year, so I decided to dive on the TFP method. I've got to stick with it, because my kids want a swimmable pool all summer. The pool guy left me with a high CYA, which is down to 65 now at the start of the season. From what I read, that will probably be manageable. Those 3" pucks in my garage left behind by the previous owner are coming nowhere near my pool again!
Fired my pool guy, dove in on the TFP method...
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You are very quick to grasp one of the primary things we teach......don't overstabilize.
60-70 CYA is quite manageable and it will naturally come down just a bit as your season progresses.
The good news is, as you learn more and more, you will devise safe ways to use the pucks to your benefit. They have a long, long shelf life
You are very quick to grasp one of the primary things we teach......don't overstabilize.
60-70 CYA is quite manageable and it will naturally come down just a bit as your season progresses.
The good news is, as you learn more and more, you will devise safe ways to use the pucks to your benefit. They have a long, long shelf life
Thanks for the encouragement! I was trying to figure out how to get rid of that tub of pucks. I'll keep them around...
I always have pucks around. We are not against their use, we are against their uncontrolled use.
Knowledge is power!
