I use to. But now I only do so if I notice a drop in FC and I notice any CC.
Title says it all.
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Kevin
15x30 oval AG Pool. Hayward Power-Flo Matrix 3/4 HP pump. Hayward 16" sand filter. Taylor K2006 test kit.
I use to. But now I only do so if I notice a drop in FC and I notice any CC.
22'x40' Grecian Lazy L 20K gal IG vinyl pool; Aqua Rite SWCG T15 cell; Hayward Pro Grid 6020 DE filter; Hayward Superpump 1hp pump; 12 hrs; Taylor K-2006; city; PF:6
Jim is right. As long as your chlorine levels are in line where they should be based on your CYA levels, it isn't really necessary.
I've seen a couple really big storms drop enough tree parts in the pool that I had persistent CC and shocked the pool in response. My pool's pH usually drops after rain.
12'x24' oval 7.7K gal AG vinyl pool; ; Hayward S270T sand filter; Hayward EcoStar SP3400VSP pump; hrs; K-2006; PF:16
My pH does, too. We have had a ton of rain here in the past week --- like 3-4 inches. I had to add some Borax the other day which I don't have to do too often since my pH is pretty stable. I have also had to drain my pool twice already this week and may have to do so again this afternoon. Enough already. I may have to build an ark soon.![]()
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