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    Default Re: Adjusting TA with muriatic acid

    Suggested reading are these two sections from the sister site to these forums, Poolsolutions.com:

    http://poolsolutions.com/gd/total-al...ing-pools.html

    and

    http://poolsolutions.com/gd/lowering...p-by-step.html

    These two sections have the information that might be pertinent to your question.
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    Default Re: Adjusting TA with muriatic acid

    Charlie_R's reading suggestions are spot-on. Id also suggest Using Muriatic Acid to Safely Lower Your Pool's pH.

    Don't bother with Calcium. It really only matters for concrete pools.

    I worry when I hear "add a bunch of muriatic acid" add a little at a time let it mix then test again. Aeration will bring your pH back up.
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