I just ran across this pool chemical sold on Ebay and Amazon which is suppose to reduce CYA levels that states it came to the market for the public...

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You need some steps to take care of your pool. First of all, you should regularly clean the pool. To remove the debris and leaves use hand...

When you refill try and keep your pH to 7.4 as when it gets acidic it could leach some copper from the pipes into the pool causing other problems,...

My pool is 12,000 gallons and I use around 1/2 cup of the blue Dawn dish soap in the water and I no longer have problems with bugs in the pool. I use...

I'm not in a position to explain what went wrong but you've been pool stored
It may settle down
Get yourself a decent test kit (Taylor K2006C or...

It was a post regarding black spots in a salt pool on another forum. My professional advice was sound as I have cleared problems like these in many...

Thanks Dennis, I have seen the post and, yes, looks like a little cyanuric acid may be of benefit, but I am so pleased with the simple approach, that...

High phosphates aren't necessary a problem although it will feed algae if you have it. A correct stabilizer/chlorine levels will stop algae
Test...

Have you read the part about Slamming in the Pool school
The stabilised chlorine pucks add Cyanuric Acid to the pool water
You would be better of...

Slam the pool

You should check out our smart monitor - it could definitely help you with all of this spending on chemicals, etc. Our monitor connects with you via...

If you're a new pool owner, then you should check out our smart monitor! You'd be able to check your pool's chemical levels via an app and it'd tell...