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drprwnap
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December 05, 2005, 05:33:21 pm »
Ok, I searched but couldn't find the help I need. Just got back from a w/e getaway and opened to tug to find green water. My daughter shocked on Sunday with MPS. The water seemes balanced (pH may be a little high). Should I shock again with di-chlor or just wait a day to see if it clears up?
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Bonibelle
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December 05, 2005, 08:42:35 pm »
I wish you EPIC owners would get your acts together...cloudy water....green water Ph up, Ph down...I just think there ;Dis something wrong with that tub!
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Mine SHOULD be delivered Wednesday...
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J._McD
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December 05, 2005, 10:45:09 pm »
Balance your pH and give it a chance. Check it later. Green water could be alkalinity or copper (mineral) or could be atributed to the shock.
Balance the pH give it a little time, and check it again.
Another common receipe, take two asprin an get back to us tomarrow.
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My understanding is that MPS, while a good oxidizer, has no sanitizing properties whatsoever. If you shock with MPS, you still need to stay on a regular dichlor schedule, which for me is once a day whether I use the tub or not.
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