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    Default Chlorine pucks and vinyl liners

    When I was listening to the folks at my local pool store they told me that chlorine pucks were bad for my liner. Is this true?

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    Kevin
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    Default Re: Chlorine pucks and vinyl liners

    Trichlor pucks are ok to use if your CYA is not too high. They are very acidic and will drive your pH down so you just need to watch it and add borax if it drops below 7.2. Also, some of them contain copper. You do NOT want to use those in your pool. Copper is what stains pools and turns blonde hair green.

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    Default Re: Chlorine pucks and vinyl liners

    My CYA is 60. I have a few pucks left from the previous owner. Might be an alternative because my work schedule is erratic.
    Kevin
    15x30 oval AG Pool. Hayward Power-Flo Matrix 3/4 HP pump. Hayward 16" sand filter. Taylor K2006 test kit.

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