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    Default Re: How to test the liquid shock from pool store for it's available chlorine

    Thank you Anna and Big Dave!

    I followed Anna's instructions and mine tested 12.6%, right on the money. It was also the first time I've felt confident with the "reading" of the results after using the K2006, which brings up other questions on my troubles interpreting the results when using it on our pool water. I'll post those questions in this thread next, but.....

    I have other questions regarding exactly what to do with our pool right now to ensure it's ready to swim in by this weekend. Which thread should I post further questions about getting rid of my CC ...."Testing and Adjusting Pool Water Chemistry" or "Pool Chemicals & Pool Water Problems"?
    Last edited by JuJuBee; 05-23-2012 at 01:18 PM. Reason: clarification
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    Default Re: How to test the liquid shock from pool store for it's available chlorine

    This thread has run it's course since you were able to achieve results.

    Post about your CC problems in "Dealing with algae" and post questions about using the test kit and evaluating readings in "DPD-FAS based testing".

    I'm adding a tag to this particular thread, 'dilution chemistry'.
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    Default Re: How to test the liquid shock from pool store for it's available chlorine

    Thanks!!
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