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Pool pH level

by Charlie S.
(Mesa, AZ)

I have a comment about my pool pH level.

Everyone always told me to have the pH level of my pool at 7.2. That's before I found this website. On the pH page it says to keep my pH level between 7.6-7.8. I thought I might try it and boy did it work.

I never realized just how much acid I was using to keep my pH at 7.2. After I would have a pool party I wondered why the level was up that high, but now I know.

My chlorine level still fine and everything else is in check. My pool pH level is great.

I wanted to thank Robert for all of the great info. on his site. It has already saved me money and I know it will save me even more next Summer because now I know what to do.

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