How do my test results look?

[Diane e]

Aside from raising cya to 70 and adding salt, any recommendations on anything else? CH - I can’t decide to leave it alone or increase it?

My ph has remained stable since I began testing myself a few years ago. Water is clear and no algae. Thanks

 

[Texas Splash]

Numbers look great. I'm not seeing a heater in your signature which is really the only that might require some CH. If no heater, I wouldn't worry about it. Keep up the great work and enjoy the rest of your season.

 

[duraleigh]

I don't see any test results. What am I missing??

 

[Leebo]

First off, have you stocked up on your favorite beverages in the cooler? That's a must for any pool party! As for your pool, your levels look great. If I were in your shoes, I'd perhaps consider using Cal Hypo to add both chlorine and calcium to the water. However, this isn't something you need to stress over.

Enjoy the water!!!

 

[Texas Splash]

I don't see any test results. What am I missing??

Dave, the OP's Poolmath logs.

11 hours ago Aug 6, 6:43 PM
8.0 FC
0.0 CC
7.4 pH
70 TA
10 CH
50 CYA
3200 SALT
0 BOR
90 °F TEMP
-1.87 CSI

 

[jgofnj]

Numbers look great. I'm not seeing a heater in your signature which is really the only that might require some CH. If no heater, I wouldn't worry about it. Keep up the great work and enjoy the rest of your season.

So if you do have a heater and a vinyl pool, what is the ideal CH level?

 

[Newdude]

So if you do have a heater and a vinyl pool, what is the ideal CH level?

The manufacturers suggestion of 200 CH (usually) for warranty purposes.

 

[duraleigh]

Dave, the OP's Poolmath logs.

Doh!