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[mknauss]

Clorox bleach has Cloromax -- it is not suitable for use in pools. Look at the garden section for liquid chlorine.

Dry acid is sodium bisulfate. The sulfates will build in your water and they destroy metals and concrete/plaster. Your SWCG would be damaged using dry acid. The manual for your SWCG specifically states to NOT use dry acid.

 

[newpoolbuild]

-Thank you. I have learned so much from you. Is this liquid chlorine? Plz see pic.
-After my PH go down to 7.2. Can I use Clorox tablets? It seems easier just drop 4 in the skimmer. Let the pump Slowly release. or should I avoid all powders to eliminate undisolved particle build up?
-Maybe in pool chemistry articles could include pictures of samples for someone like me, lol

Clorox bleach has Cloromax -- it is not suitable for use in pools. Look at the garden section for liquid chlorine.

Dry acid is sodium bisulfate. The sulfates will build in your water and they destroy metals and concrete/plaster. Your SWCG would be damaged using dry acid. The manual for your SWCG specifically states to NOT use dry acid.

 

[mknauss]

That is the right stuff.

We would need a full gallery for all the different variations of liquid chlorine. If you just get 10% or 12.5%, it will always be plain liquid chlorine.

 

[newpoolbuild]

is this the stabilizer I should get or you have any recommendations?

That is the right stuff.

We would need a full gallery for all the different variations of liquid chlorine. If you just get 10% or 12.5%, it will always be plain liquid chlorine.

 

[mknauss]

That will work.