Our pool was finally finished after almost 20 months. We did all the brushing and my hubby is intense about keeping the chemicals balanced. Had a pool before. No issues. Now I am getting a rash on the back of my legs where my skin comes in contact with the plaster. Pool has had water in it for 2 months. Only 3rd time in and it is not good. Any advice?
New here with new problem
- Thread starter thunder58
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- new pool plaster rash
- Jun 22, 2014
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- 17888
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- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Welcome! 
The best place to start is by posting a full set of water test results from your TF-Series (or Taylor K_2006C) test kit. It all starts there. Since this is the Intro Yourself sub-forum, you might consider starting a new thread in the Testing & Balancing sub-forum so we can keep all subject replies in the right place. We'll do our best to help.
www.troublefreepool.com
The best place to start is by posting a full set of water test results from your TF-Series (or Taylor K_2006C) test kit. It all starts there. Since this is the Intro Yourself sub-forum, you might consider starting a new thread in the Testing & Balancing sub-forum so we can keep all subject replies in the right place. We'll do our best to help.Testing and Balancing Your Water
FC, CC, pH, TA, CH, CYA - what you should be testing and why
www.troublefreepool.com
58,
Welcome to TFP..
You don't have a plaster problem, you have water problem..
The main problem is that your idea of "chemical balanced" is no where near what we call balanced..
You should take a long read through our Pool School and see what we are all about.
Thanks,
Jim R.
Welcome to TFP..
You don't have a plaster problem, you have water problem..
The main problem is that your idea of "chemical balanced" is no where near what we call balanced..
You should take a long read through our Pool School and see what we are all about.
Thanks,
Jim R.