I have searched forever on here about Sequa Sol and have found some useful info but can't find what I am looking for. Does Sequa Sol or similar products affect the chlorine test that I do? I have heard that it can cause higher than actual chlorine readings but I don't know how to account for this. I only use about 4-6 ounces per week in my vinyl pool to just keep the metals from binding on my heater. 2 years ago without the product I got what looked like sea shells clogging my heater components. I have not had the problem since but I want to make sure I am not getting false chlorine readings. Thanks for the help.
Sequa Sol and Chlorine tests
- Thread starter jarradodle
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I can't tell you if that product will interfere with your chlorine test, but I can tell you that you shouldn't need the product with proper pH management. Have you tested your your water recently? Can you provide test results?
i just tested tonight
FC 8
CC 0
PH 7.6
CYA 60
CH 280
TA 180
My hose water from city water is testing at 280 on ch as well so I am not sure how to get it down. Fire department uses city water as well and so does local pool water delivery company so I am sure every pool has problems with CH. How do i test for mineral/metal numbers?
FC 8
CC 0
PH 7.6
CYA 60
CH 280
TA 180
My hose water from city water is testing at 280 on ch as well so I am not sure how to get it down. Fire department uses city water as well and so does local pool water delivery company so I am sure every pool has problems with CH. How do i test for mineral/metal numbers?