Keep in mind that clouds don't block UV light much. I've had many a sunburn to prove that is true. Dose chlorine at sundown and then retest before sunup the next day and see where you end up.
Re: Weird test results
Keep in mind that clouds don't block UV light much. I've had many a sunburn to prove that is true. Dose chlorine at sundown and then retest before sunup the next day and see where you end up.
rectangle 11.5K gal IG concrete pool;; 125sf cartridge filter; 2hp 1 speed pump; K-2006, k-1766; PF:10
Re: Weird test results
Well I have kept my FC over 20 for at least 3 straight days but am still registering a cc of < .5 each time I test. The water looks crystal clear but I am still losing FC at a rapid rate. Tonight I will test after sundown and before sunrise tomorrow to see what the loss is overnight, but I won't really know until my new reagents arrive in the mail...GRRRRRR.
16'x32' oval 15K gal IG vinyl pool; liquid chlorine; Hayward cartridge filter; Hayward 3/4 hp pump; 3/5/2012hrs; Taylor 2006c; utility water; summer: none; winter: vinyl / water bags; ; PF:8
Re: Weird test results
Ok, so I used a friends test reagents and found that I am losing about 6-7 ppm from sundown to sun up the following day. I am still getting a < .5 cc reading also. My water looks crystal clear, but these numbers seem to indicate I am battling something. Is it possible that my cartridge in my filter is harboring some unseen stuff that I havent been able to kill?? I have had my pool at above 20 ppm chlorine for three days straight (shock level) and am still getting huge chlorine losses overnight and during the day. Any insight would be helpful.
16'x32' oval 15K gal IG vinyl pool; liquid chlorine; Hayward cartridge filter; Hayward 3/4 hp pump; 3/5/2012hrs; Taylor 2006c; utility water; summer: none; winter: vinyl / water bags; ; PF:8
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