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Chlorine levels


Grib

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  • 2 weeks later...

If the chlorine is continually dropping, its likely that you have a biofilm buildup in the plumbing, and require a decontamination.  Your other thread about the milky water is another sign.  The decontamination sticky in this forum is a great how-to on how to resolve this.   

One other suggestion - its highly recommended to get yourself a Taylor test kit (K-2006 for chlorine), these are much more accurate than relying on test strips for balancing water. Strips are good for a quick test to see if you are in the ballpark.

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