It's predictable that with constant aeration you'll lose alkalinity as carbon dioxide leaves the system. You might be able to slow it down a bit by letting the pH rise up to 7.8 or so.
Re: low alkalinity
It's predictable that with constant aeration you'll lose alkalinity as carbon dioxide leaves the system. You might be able to slow it down a bit by letting the pH rise up to 7.8 or so.
12'x24' oval 7.7K gal AG vinyl pool; ; Hayward S270T sand filter; Hayward EcoStar SP3400VSP pump; hrs; K-2006; PF:16
Re: low alkalinity
Angie, you already have another thread about this same thing. It is here:> http://www.poolforum.com/pf2/showthr...bined-chlorine
I'm going to close this one.
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