Also, make sure the inline chlorinator is turned off. You don't want any chlorine pucks increasing your CYA, which is probably the reason it became high and unmanageable to begin with.
Looks like good progress! Keep testing and dosing as often as possible to stay at SLAM level during this stage. The process takes days to weeks. Yours, as you can tell, will be the latter but that is normal for clearing a swamp.
Just checking that you are running your pump 24/7, brushing daily and keeping an eye on filter pressure?
Also, as a future note, May 1 is too late to open in TN. Any water temps over 60 promote algae growth. In MD, my water temp was already 55 in early April. You won't swim yet of course, but the goal is to open before the greenies appear. Taking pool advice from neighbors is risky at best!
Complete noob here. My girlfriend just inherited an inground from her parents and u promised to take care of it. Will start my own thread soon...Too soon for DE. I would take that ladder out though.
It's improving! Pool Owner Patience
Too soon for DE. I would take that ladder out though.
It's improving! Pool Owner Patience
When you say plugged up do you mean the winter plug or stopped up with some unknown something? If just a plug yeah take it out. If some unknown something........leave it for now.
Is there ANYONE that will be at the house? If not is there anyone that could stop by the house or even stay there???? Grabbing straws here.....
Kim