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    Default Faded Liner

    Since switching to bleach this year I have noticed a distinct color change in my vinyl liner below water level. Does this mean I am adding too much bleach or is this to be expected. When shocking I try to stay around 12ppm which is they level suggested by the best guess chart. Im just worried about damaging the liner.
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    It would be pretty quick for it to happen unless you are way overdosing it. Probably a result of previous years chlorine and age. Bleach is no different than any other form of chlorine once it is in the water. Unless you have a reason like CC, don't shock.

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    Default Re: Faded Liner

    Letting your pH get too low will cause this, as well.


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