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    Default Re: Adjusting pH in the winter

    If it were my pool, I wouldn't worry about pH of 7.9 until I was ready to open the pool but if you decide to go ahead and lower it some, I'd start with a smaller dose. Maybe about 20 oz. But, don't worry about measuring it exactly.

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    Default Re: Adjusting pH in the winter

    You'll probably need more FC to keep the algae down.
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    Default Re: Adjusting pH in the winter

    He'll definitely need more FC. Check the Best Guess Chlorine Chart in my signature below (which isn't really a guess!) for the connection between chlorine and CYA levels.

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