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    Default Re: Searching for more about "Operating Swiming Pools at High PH"...

    Quote Originally Posted by Sponge1971 View Post
    That Muriatic Acid sure was intimidating. I diluted it in a 5gallon bucket of pool water, and slowly poured it into my skimmer.
    NOT a good idea, even when diluted. It is better to just pour it in the pool after you dilute it and then brush the pool to "mix" it. As an alternative you can pour it slowly into the stream of a return as long as the return is across the pool from the skimmer and not next to it.
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    Default Re: Searching for more about "Operating Swiming Pools at High PH"...

    Ooops. Ok for the reminder on proper acid addition...
    According to Ben's reply, I might not even have to worry about acid again...
    5300 Gallon (15' x 52" composite & aluminum - AG)
    (Not Salt Water - Liquid Chlorine - Trying BBB...)
    Sta-Rite Mod3 60sqft DE Filter (with 8lbs charge) - Sta-Rite 2" Dyna-Wave Pump (<<< L-O-V-E )
    All 2" plumbing (except 3" suction line, modified skimmer) - Two 1.5" returns at 180degrees apart (skimmer return piped down to floor)

    "15' round 5.1K gal AG pool; ~10% liquid Chlorine; Sta-Rite Mod3 60sqft DE Filter DE filter; Sta-Rite 2"" Dyna-Wave Pump pump; 11hrs; Taylor K-2006
    'drops' FAS-DPD Chlorine, ; utility water; summer: ; winter: ; iPhone; PF:24"

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