If your FC is higher than the 5 ppm the kit will measure, here are the instructions to force it to read higher levels of chlorine...
http://www.poolsolutions.com/gd/how-...d-testkit.html
If your FC is higher than the 5 ppm the kit will measure, here are the instructions to force it to read higher levels of chlorine...
http://www.poolsolutions.com/gd/how-...d-testkit.html
Thanks for the reminder, Janet. I forgot the HTH kit limitations on chlorine testing. Now I understand the 'about'.
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I really just need to get the good test kit from Amazon. The FC color was at the top which is 6-10. What about the TA at about 30?
In an vinyl pool, TA just functions as pH stabilizer -- and if you pH isn't bouncing all around, it's not something to worry about.
Just to reiterate, to make sure you didn't miss it--with a CYA of 55, you need to keep a minimum of 5 ppm chlorine in your water at all times. Anna gave you some basic doseages and the results, so you need to test the water daily, and add whatever amount of bleach you need to get back up over 5 ppm. (I would dose it to about 8 ppm in the evening just to give you some wiggle room).
Janet
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