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That depend on the amount of sunlight the amount of use the pool is getting and the amount of bio- material suspended in the pool. The best thing to do is to test the pool and follow the instructions on the test kit or take a sample of water to your pool shop and ask them for advice.

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You need to achieve and maintain chlorine readings, from a test kit, of between 1.5 and 3.0; pH readings of between 7.4 & 7.8; total alkalinity readings of between 80 & 120 for best water quality chemically. Filtration is another factor in water quality. Add chlorine - liquid or granular - until you achieve those readings. It may take a few times of adding chemicals in order to know what your pool requires. There is no set amount for each and every pool. All pools react differently according to demand or use of the pool. Purchase a "Swimming Pools" book at your local big box hardware store for instructions for pool maintenance. And do it soon as pools are not forgiving if neglected. k

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my pool is concret it 13800 gallons how many gallons of clorine should go in if no clorine is in it

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If it's a properly maintained pool, it will have between 2-4ppm.

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A lot of chlorine.

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24 oz

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My pool water is low on chlorine how much chlorine do I need?

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