Adding Bleach to shock... where is the best place to put it... skimmer? deep end return line, sorry for such a dumb question, I have just been using my SWG. And where do i find that bleachcalc formula?
Adding Bleach to shock... where is the best place to put it... skimmer? deep end return line, sorry for such a dumb question, I have just been using my SWG. And where do i find that bleachcalc formula?
Add bleach to the skimmer.
bleachcalc is a sticky at the top of the forum.
from the evidence on this forum, your results will be considerably more accurate....go figure, but too many people here report absurd "pool store" tests...computer or otherwise.i am looking at shades of pink and yellow, how accurate can that be vs. a computer.
And aren't most of the "computer tests" simply a printout based on inputs derived from traditional forms of testing, which may not be as accurate (oto) and based on subjectivity?
Most are and are only as accurate at the info inputted into the computer.Originally Posted by Rangeball
Some are based on a scanner and test strips (ALEX by Bioguard is an example). These are very inaccurate, IMHO.
Then there are colorimeters that are connected to the computer. We have one of these at work (LaMotte Waterlink Express) that I have cross checked against my own testing at home with my pool and spa on a regular basis and have found it to be very close or the same as the readings I get with Ben's kit and my Taylor kit. Then again, there is the possiblility of operator error with ANY kind of testing or not knowing the ranges that can accurately be tested or interferances that occur (such as high sanitizer levels affecting pH and TA readings or metals affecting CH readings!)
Retired pool store and commercial pool maintenance guy.
would it be good to average your reading with the pool store?
In a word....NO...I would trust my own readings!
Retired pool store and commercial pool maintenance guy.
For a SWCG use muriatic acid rather than pH Minus. Muriatic acid is part of the SWCG process, ph Minus is not.
Pat
20,000 Gallon IG Diamond Brite pool, 1.5 HP Sta-Rite pump, Hayward Microclear DE3600 filter, Favco solar panels, Poolpilot DIG-220 with SC-48 cell.
+ SWCG OPERATION thread here: http://www.poolforum.com/pf2/showthread.php?t=1226
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