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[djfattdaddi]

Thank you for the info. New to pool care

[rhwx]

Hardness increaser (calcium chloride) is found in ice melt.

[defaultHandle]

Need the calcium decreased video.
Try it out. Pool and spa journal 2023. Soda ash, then floc and vacuum. Try it! Do a video.

[Reedemedknight]

I’m struggling with “Stabalizer” being super high on my tests. Water is clear as a bell but not matter how much I drain and replace I still never see a decrease in stabalizer levels

[ithirstyforknowledge]

NEVER FOLLOW THIS ADVICE. I TRIED AND ENDED UP BEING IN HUGE PROBLEMS, HARD WORK AND WASTE OF MONEY TO FIX.

[rachel]

What’s the comparison between the concentration of pool specific liquid chlorine vs bleach? Not in the mood to google but I wonder if it’s really cheaper in the long run depending on how much you have to use to get equal results

[McPebbster]

Here in South Africa baking soda is actually more expensive than alkalinity up. Maybe I should rather put pool chemicals into my cake.