that his prognosis is erroneous.
The problem : odd and widely varying readings on my testing equipment. solution? I THOUGHT buying some new testing equipment to be a good Idea and also too a sample of water to the man.
His equipment also did not apparently find an accurate reading. To me, this is very odd. But then, I'm neither a chemist or a poolman.
I am likely to be the one is is wrong here. But has anyone else ever had the expert pool guy tell you to drain your pool and put in new water?
It's not like that's a big deal. I just don't necessarily believe that to be the solution on merely his word.
I need a second opinion

Thanks!
Bill