Toddler had an accident...

[SanibelBlue]

Good afternoon, So a visitor to our home had a poop accident in the pool. She's not sick, just was having too much fun to get out. I keep my chlorine level around 7. What I read on CDC says e coli is killed quickly at 1 ppm. Other bacteria a little longer. Do I need to raise the chlorine, or is it all taken care of at the current level? I did add some bleach after I found out about it.
My numbers:
FC 7
CC 0
PH 7.6
TA 80
CH 300
CYA 40
Salt 3000
Temp 92
Water is crystal clear.
Thank you for your help, once again!

 

[mknauss]

Our recommendation is to raise FC to SLAM level (16 ppm for you) and no swimming for 24 hours.

 

[SanibelBlue]

Thank you for the help. I'm getting 2 gallons of bleach and that should do it, according to pool math. Do I need to do anything in particular with the swg when I add the bleach? Just turn it down?
Thank you again.

 

[mknauss]

You can leave the SWCG as is. The FC will be a bit elevated for few days, but that is not a bad thing.

 

[SanibelBlue]

And it's safe to swim with it so elevated, after the 24 hours?

 

[mknauss]

Sure --
You can safely swim in a pool as long as the FC is above the minimum and at or below SLAM level based on your CYA. You must also be able to see the bottom of the pool in the deep end of the pool.