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    Default Re: Testing CC with K-2006

    If you have a CC reading over 0.5ppm, you need to shock the pool. How high depends on your CYA level. More about the CYA/Chlorine relationship can be found here:> http://pool9.net/cl-cya/

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    Default Re: Testing CC with K-2006

    Quote Originally Posted by Watermom View Post
    If you have a CC reading over 0.5ppm, you need to shock the pool.
    Thanks Watermom, good rule of thumb! So no need to shock if below that: the weekly shocking recommendation I see here and there is really just a recommendation, not a requirement for sanitation then, correct?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kidney View Post
    Thanks Watermom, good rule of thumb! So no need to shock if below that: the weekly shocking recommendation I see here and there is really just a recommendation, not a requirement for sanitation then, correct?
    Correct. Who suggests weekly shocking? Pool stores and pool chemical companies who both stand to make money from people shocking their pools.

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