I just refilled the tub and cleaned it well about 2 weeks ago. I also replaced the filter. I balanced the chemistry and water was perfect. My kids got in the tub a few nights ago and I checked the chemistry the next day to make adjustments. PH was 7.2, TA 50, FC .5, CH 100. I made an adjustment to the CH and then shocked with dichlor. It’s been two days and still cloudy, but chemistry is good. What gives? I’ve never had cloudy water like this with this new of water. I’m wondering if something is up with the new filter or ??
New water with perfect chemistry is cloudy??!
- Thread starter caitym
- Start date
- Jun 7, 2017
- 9,192
- Pool Size
- 29000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Jandy Aquapure 1400
FC .5?
Adding CH can make the water cloudy.
FYI: Good chemistry doesn't mean there isn't particulate matter in the water column.
Adding CH can make the water cloudy.
FYI: Good chemistry doesn't mean there isn't particulate matter in the water column.
somebody may have peed in it. I don't add more than 100PPm of calcium in my spa but definitely more FC s required, also I find if the air vents are only a little open it can make it seem cloudy but they are just air bubbles.