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Re: Blue Cloudy Water
Hello Watermom, understand, but Walmart only have the drop kits. I will check at the pool supply store for a better kit. Yeah I know what you mean by getting tests at the pool store because in the past everytime I took a sample in I ended up spending at least $150.00 in supplies which is why I came to this site. I am so frustrated at this point. I have never had a problem like this. Someone on this site said maybe I need to add calcium hardness and you are suggesting stabilizer. I may need the stabilizer because it has been sunny here and my chlorine level drops really fast. I am going to get the reading today from the pool store and not purchase any supplies from them and post the numbers and wait for guidance from this site.
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Re: Blue Cloudy Water
Hate to sound like a broken record but the pool store won't have a kit that has the components you need. The Taylor K2006 is the one that can measure every single thing you need but you won't find it locally which is why we recommend ordering it through this link:> http://pool9.net/tk/ If you can order it, you won't be sorry. It will make your pool care SO much easier!
(I think many Walmarts are switching out their pool supplies for school supplies so it is getting harder to find the test kits there at this time of the summer.)
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