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    Default Re: foamy pool

    + 7 gallon doses of plain 6% bleach are definitely called for.
    + run your pump CONTINUOUSLY on LOW speed; only use high to backwash.

    Residual cloudiness from phosphate treatment can take awhile to clean up.

    Changing subjects, do you have a plan for how you want to chlorinate?
    + you could get an SWCG
    + you can use a combination of bleach and dichlor, very economically if you have access to a Sams Club but you'll end up with high CYA levels, and need to run high chlorine levels to compensate. That's not a bad thing, since it makes it possible to add chlorine on Monday, and have it last till the following Monday.
    + you could use bleach and trichlor, putting the trichlor in a floater, the skimmer or an inline feeder.
    + and there are some other possibilities.

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    I have a swg that the cell just went out again...replaced it and the main board last year Unfortunatly the cell went out after the year warrenty so im not putting any more money into it. I have a sams club 1 hour from me. I figured nows a good time to convert to BBB method.
    20x40 25K gal inground,sand filter,2 speed ecopump model ep-6

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