Question for the experts.
I am 5 days into a SLAM process. Pump running 24/7. My FC needs to be at 20 ppm and the water is starting to clear up nicely.
However, tomorrow the temps are supposed to drop into the 30s. Should I continue with the SLAM with the pump on or turn off my pump? I don't know if the cold will have an effect on it. The pump is a Hayward single speed 1 /1/2 horsepower. My pool is 33k gallons and is an in-ground vinyl liner. I am in VA and the cold is only supposed to last a day.
TIA
I am 5 days into a SLAM process. Pump running 24/7. My FC needs to be at 20 ppm and the water is starting to clear up nicely.
However, tomorrow the temps are supposed to drop into the 30s. Should I continue with the SLAM with the pump on or turn off my pump? I don't know if the cold will have an effect on it. The pump is a Hayward single speed 1 /1/2 horsepower. My pool is 33k gallons and is an in-ground vinyl liner. I am in VA and the cold is only supposed to last a day.
TIA