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    Default Re: Calcium turned pool like skim milk

    . . . membership updated.

    A comment and a question:

    1. If you'd like your pool clear sooner rather than later, you should drain and refill. I'm not sure what AG pool you have, but most come with over-sized pumps and under-sized filters that have a hard time clearing a cloudy pool. This is particularly true with sand filters, because the pump actually drives the dirt THROUGH the sand.

    2. Was it a BioGuard pool store that told you to add calcium? (This is just for our information; from what we can tell, Bioguard stores using the 'ALEX' system are particularly likely to cause the problem you had.

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    Default Re: Calcium turned pool like skim milk

    I am thinking I need to re-start as well.

    The store is called International Pool and Spa in Oshawa Ontario. I am very very disappointed.

    Thanks for your info.
    16 x 24 AG pool

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    Default Re: Calcium turned pool like skim milk

    Be sure to check out the Super Simple Recipe: http://pool9.net/ssr/

    Regarding International Pool, etc -- it turns out they are a Recreational Warehouse affiliate or subsidiary or parent, but apparently not a BioGuard affiliate. It's helpful for us to know that Rec Warehouse is flogging calcium in vinyl pools, though.

    Thanks, and good luck!

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