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    Default Re: liquid chlorine

    Hi Rainbow;

    Buy plain 6% household bleach and add 2 gallons at a time in the evenings (~6 ppm on your pool).

    Also,

    #1 - Order a Taylor K2006 or 2006C kit (Amazon links below -- make sure seller is "Amato Industries"; other sellers have shipped the not-equal K2005. Amato tends to restock quickly.)
    #2 - Read the "Best Guess" page, also linked below.
    #3 - Test your pool as soon as you can, report the results.
    #4 - Meanwhile, get a cheap OTO /phenol red testkit locally (Walmart?) and maintain yellow to dark yellow chlorine levels (3 - 10 ppm)
    #5 - And, stop using the calcium based chlorine, for now.

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