Richard The Third. wrote:Nope.
But here is the formula for an idiot:
Sneek in a bathroom and look in the mirror.
What is your problem?
Richard The Third. wrote:Nope.
But here is the formula for an idiot:
Sneek in a bathroom and look in the mirror.
chem geek wrote:To avoid foaming, you can raise it to 100-120 ppm. It doesn't have to be very high unless you have exposed grout in tile, plaster, etc. A vinyl pool does not need a higher calcium level. There is controversy over whether it is needed to prevent metal corrosion, but pH is the primary factor for metal corrosion (i.e. don't let the pH get very low -- keep it near 7.5 and not below 7.0 for any extended length of time).
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