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I recently spoke to Wayne from Taylor Test kits about the use of DI Chor for your spa sanitizer and he shared with me the only draw back was each time you add it you are going to increase your CYA levels and that regular water changes are must when using it.
Isn't that a stabilizer? I think it is used in pools to stabilize the chlorine, not really an issue in tubs?
With Trichlor there is much more CYA due to the sunlight the pool sees there is a need to teh CYA as a stabilizer. I'm not sure why the CYA would be that high that soon after a water change in a spa.
I decided to super chlorinate and added what I thought I was an assload of dichlor... nearly 3 TBS not tsp TBS.
Check with your doctor, but I doubt this is recommended.
Bill, I am glad to see you using Sea Klear as it the shock we carry. I think it offers the best value....We also recommend their 4 in 1 clairfer....I understand both their filter clean and defoamer are great but on the pricey side so at this point we have passed on them......have you tried any of their other products.......
I go out there this morning... in daylight the water looks like crap! I check my levels, there is NO, NONE, ZIP, ZILCH, NADA chlorine showing on my test strips... so I think maybe my test strips are bad. I tested my tap water and they worked (meaning the colors changed somewhat)... so I added dichlor to tap water and they changed a lot. I've had residual chlorine left the next day after adding less than a TBS so I can't for the life of me understand why there is nothing today. I went down to Leslies and had the water checked... everything is perfect PH 7.6TA 90CH 240TDS 700except I have a high CYA of 100 (ideal is 30-50). He said I need to drain as there is nothing I can do to bring it down. He also doesn't know why it got high. Does anyone know anything about CYA? Do you agree? Thanks.