GreatCanadian said:Autocorrect!! Pool cause shoud read Pool calculator![/I got the idea!!]
GreatCanadian said:Autocorrect!! Pool cause shoud read Pool calculator![/I got the idea!!]
jodyliebing said:I started my SLAM last night unfortunately I tested again right before and my CYA levels are 80 instead of 60. (Done it outside). SO here was my test results when I started
CYA 80
PH 7.5
TA 200
CH 300
FC 1
CC 1
Also the pool has no visible signs of algae and is clear. I added 6 gallons of 10% bleach at 6:15 tested at 7:45 and got a FC of 38 ( a bit high for shock should have been 31) and a CC of 2. This morning I tested at 5:48 am and had FC of 14 and CC of 1.Added 2 gallons of bleach have not tested yet waiting 1 hour.(just tested FC 33 CC 0.5) I fell below shock level overnight, does this mean I have to start over? Also as I stated earlier in my post I do work and it may be a problem to add or test every 2 hours. One question I have is I just want to make sure that I am not damaging my pool or equipment by adding so much bleach. I feel that I should actually go a bit above my shock level so that it doesnt fall below when Im gone. Is this not a good idea? Does it seem like I am on the right track here??? Sure would appreciate any help.
You're welcome! We love to help :-Djodyliebing said:THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! BUTTERFLY!!! That is very encouraging. I just want my pool to be healthy. Now if you will excuse me, I have a trunk full of bleach bottles to take to recycle !! LOL
JohnN said:Yes, that is the same stuff. The E just means it is a 16 ounce bottle.[Thanks!!]
jodyliebing said:.....Thoughts pleeese!!!!!! I really want this to work. ......not getting my hopes up too high!)
Well, we really don't know. We have never suggested to anyone they try this before.So over the past 2 days I have added 14 gallons of bleach to my pool. WOW. Could someone please assure me that I am not harming my pool or liner in any way.
would you be able to answer my question above about mixing my reagent with water? I would HATE to run out at this pointlinen said:The sun does a good job of lowering FC over a couple of days...keep in mind you can safely swim up to your SLAM level.