The Green Pool

[CarlD]

Depending on where you are, you may be able to get calcium hypchlorite that's above 60%. If you can, (I THINK Pool Life sells it) use it. As BigDave says, you need to get your calcium level up to at least 200ppm.

[Mustang3944]

Oh my I found the bottom of the pool today. Water results:

My results Pool store results:

CL - 10 steady CL - 5
FC - 10 FC - 5
CC - 0 CC - 0
PH - 7.4 PH - 7.4
TA - 120 TA - 110
CH - Not sure CH - 225
CYA - 100 CYA - 100

CH is the only thing I am concerned with they have come up with 200 - 200 - 225 for the last 3 days I am reading lower. I have a taylor 2005 not a 2006 bought the wrong one. Could the high clorine level over the last few days have been skewing my results?

Before: https://flic.kr/p/oJTBA6

After: https://flic.kr/p/p2nJZF

[Mustang3944]

I am in Florida I have not been able to find it here yet. Except at the pool store of course. They tell me I am good but my readings are low. Decided to focus on getting it clear and stable and see what kind of CH I get.