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Re: curious about Ca+
One thing to do is test your water supply. There are generally only 2 sources of water for most pools (aside from trucks used to fill): city water (or well water) and rainwater. Rainwater is going to be about 0 for calcium and your tap water will vary by region (ours is 110). But if you are filling with tap water when the levels get a little low, that represents the lowest amount that you should see for the pool calcium level.
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Re: curious about Ca+
Hmmmm, I don't know. We haven't drained and refilled and the test I'm using is the ps233. Perhaps my reagent is bad. I'll retest after I get the 234. No, Ben, I swam this past week and didn't notice any slime or scaling <shrug>.
anyhoo, thanks for the replies!!
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