Water Chemistry

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Dose calculators and balance guides for chlorine, pH, alkalinity, stabiliser and salt — the readings a stop lives or dies by.

Tools

Gallons from shape, depth and dimensions — the number every dose depends on.

Ounces or pounds of liquid, cal-hypo, dichlor or trichlor to hit your target ppm.

Bags of salt to reach the cell's target, and the drain-and-refill if you overshot.

Sodium bicarbonate up, acid plus aeration down, with the pH drift shown.

Muriatic acid, dry acid or soda ash dose from your pH and total alkalinity.

Stabiliser to add, or the dilution needed to bring a high CYA back into band.

Breakpoint chlorination from combined chlorine, product by product.

The seven readings, their safe bands, and the order to test and correct them in.

The acid-column and aeration method, step by step, without wrecking pH.

Bicarbonate dosing that lifts TA and leaves pH where you want it.

Dilution is the only way down — the volume, the staging, and how to stop it climbing back.

Cost per ppm, stabiliser load and storage for each way of chlorinating.