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    Default Re: First Spring pool start up

    Quote Originally Posted by HollyClo View Post
    Should I just put one box in per night till I get the levels up were they need to be?
    Yes, that's by FAR the best way to adjust pH! If your pH is in the danger zone (>8.2 or <6.8) you can use the acid / base demand test in the K2006 to measure (not: calculate) a near exact dose. But, if you are in the safe zone (and you are) adjusting a little at a time is by far the best way to adjust pH.

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    Default Re: First Spring pool start up

    Quote Originally Posted by PoolDoc View Post
    Yes, that's by FAR the best way to adjust pH! If your pH is in the danger zone (>8.2 or <6.8) you can use the acid / base demand test in the K2006 to measure (not: calculate) a near exact dose. But, if you are in the safe zone (and you are) adjusting a little at a time is by far the best way to adjust pH.

    Thank you...I will continue doing what I'm doing I really appreciate it PoolDoc!!
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