=You do Not Want Copper in Your Pool Water=
...zers and "chemical free" pools--The Truth!] discusses why copper is put in pool products.
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...Chlor you will get 10 ppm FC and 6 ppm CYA. If you have 500,000 gallons of water and add 46 lbs of TriChlor you will get 10 ppm FC and 6 ppm CYA.
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Mineral Springs is a branded packaging of chemicals and a Salt Water Chlorine Generator from Bioguard.
...need special Mineral Springs chemicals and works fine with standard [[Salt|pool salt]].
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==Do We Care about TDS Levels in Pool Water?==
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[[Category:Swimming Pool Equipment]]
...cyanuric acid.<ref> https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/need-help-new-pool-should-i-use-the-aqua-smarte-system-or.18632/post-156365</ref>
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...your pool. Having the pump stopped too long can lead to algae and a dirty pool, and more work once you get the heater repaired and the pump running again.
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...]] and silver to your pool. [[Copper in Pool Water|Copper]] can stain your pool and turn hair green.<ref>https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/how-to-rem
...ide it. And don't let your installer take the blankout plate it comes with in the mineral slot as they are near impossible to find.
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=Metals in Pool Water=
...oth Cu+ and Cu2+). Manganese is sometimes found in pools filled from well water.
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...’s hard to think about swimming in chemicals, diving into green and cloudy water is not so attractive either.
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=Filtering Fill Water for Iron=
...ially when the fill water is coming from a well. Iron accumulates in pool water and iron levels over 0.3 ppm can cause staining.
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=Technical Details of Bonding a Pool=
...-vs-grounding-2/ Bonding-vs-Grounding Bonding vs Grounding] article in TFP Pool School.
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...trant is any of several chemicals that bind to metal ions dissolved in the water and prevent them from depositing as stains. All sequestrants break down slo
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...can one use a Vitamin C spot treatment and then forget about it. But if a pool has stains, you need a sequestrant.'''
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==What is Total Alkalinity in Pool Water?==
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...qualink TCX (Time Clock Exchange) is a pool-only control system that comes in two versions:
...used, the 3HP relay is available to control an SWG, cleaner booster pump, water feature pump, or solar pump. Note that the TCX controls are powered by the
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...of skimmers available and the correct ones should be used for your type of pool.
...ghted skimmer baskets to prevent them from floating. Some folks put a rock in the skimmer basket to prevent floating. Be careful using a rock as folks ha
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...gen chloride, so you're not adding anything new that's not already in your water.<ref>https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/sulfuric-acid-v-muriatic-acid.
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Pool heaters can benefit from periodic cleaning.
...to someone they use to do plumbing work and then you’ll get the basic drop in and go. The dealer will certainly hold the warranty but that’s mostly mea
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=Pool Cover Anchors=
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...ef>https://www.taylortechnologies.com/en/page/143/five-sources-of-error-in-water-testing</ref> Aqua Magazine has a good article on the subject.<ref>https:/
...s shake, you lose count, etc, etc. Each droplet is assumed to be 40uL but, in reality, the volume of each droplet is highly dependent on the individual.
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