Thank you for the money you are going to save me!

[dglo]

Greetings from central Virginia! I just found your site a few weeks ago and already realize how much money you are going to save me. Stopped using the tri-chlor pucks at the beginning of the season but still trying to use up the big bucket of hypo-chlor the pool store sold me, and need to find a local source for bleach. Before finding TFP I just used the dip strips for testing, and would go to the pool store every few weeks for testing and would come out with several bottles/bags of stuff and a much lighter wallet. Haven't been back in weeks. Now I just need to figure out what to do with the new Hayward chlorinator I just bought last year.

 

[zea3]

You can save the pucks, as long as the pucks are kept dry in a sealed container they will last for years. You can use them when you have to be out of town for a few days. You just have to check your CYA level first and adjust it if needed. I would save the cal-hypo too. With a vinyl liner you don't need much calcium and too much calcium will lead to scale formation. Keep it sealed and dry and it should be fine.

 

[Richard320]

The chlorinator and pucks may come in handy for vacations.

As for the excess cash making unsightly bulges in your wallet, there's always

 

[RonsPlc]

And if you still have an excess of cash, you could get a drone so you can take pictures like this of your CLEAR pool!

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That was the weekend I took the winter cover off of my pool... I LOVE TFP!