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  1. 06-23-2006 12:58 PM #1
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    Default Re: Water Temp & Pool Chemistry

    Warmer water helps stuff grow...The version of Ben's CYA table that's on PoolSolutions.com is temperature based.
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    Default Re: Water Temp & Pool Chemistry

    If the water is warm is is usually a good idea to keep close tabs on your chlorine levels and maybe bump them up slightly....see CarlD's post!
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    Default Re: Water Temp & Pool Chemistry

    Thanks Carl and Evan. I enjoy reading your posts in other threads. You guys have helped me enormously as far as understanding pool water maintenance.

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