My pool looks great, and the chemicals are balanced. I test chlorine and pH every other day, and I add liquid chlorine per the pool math app's suggestions. My question is, should I use a stabilizer-free chlorine puck to help keep the free chlorine at the suggested level?
Should I add a puck to the skimmer?
- Thread starter Virago1100
- Start date
- Jun 24, 2021
- 16,091
- Pool Size
- 29000
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-60 Plus
We don't recommend pucks. Stabilizer free pucks are cal-hypo, they add calcium to the pool. Calcium is like CYA, you cannot remove it without replacing water. When calcium gets to high, you can get scaling on the liner.
If you decide to use pucks, use a floater. They are acidic and can damage the skimmer and the equipment.
If you decide to use pucks, use a floater. They are acidic and can damage the skimmer and the equipment.
If you are testing every other day and topping up with LC then there is no reason to use a puck.
A puck should never be put in a skimmer.
If you wish to use a puck then use a floater.
A puck should never be put in a skimmer.
If you wish to use a puck then use a floater.
