Water Chemistry · Dosing Worksheet
Log your pool, your equipment, and today’s readings. Get back the exact chemical and dose — in the sequence that actually corrects the water — instead of guessing off a test-strip chart.
Sets your volume and your personalized target ranges.
From your liquid test kit or test strip.
Dose in this order. Circulate at least 4–6 hours and retest before moving to the next step.
Create a free account and every reading you log gets saved to your history — so you can see your pool trending back into range, not just today’s snapshot.
Matched to what your last reading needs, plus the rest of the shed.
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Granular — dissolve slowly in a sock, never poured straight in.
Fast-acting, no stabilizer added — the default choice for routine FC dosing.
Raises Total Alkalinity without moving pH much.
For raising pH — dose in stages, it overshoots easily.
Sodium bisulfate — the shippable stand-in for muriatic acid, which most carriers won't ship as a liquid.
Dissolve in a bucket of water first — it heats up fast going in.
All pool supplies
Best for breaking down combined chlorine without loading up CYA.
Non-iodized, additive-free — safe for salt chlorine generator cells.
Lab-accurate FC/CC, pH, TA, CH, CYA, and salt — worth the upgrade from strips.
Fast daily check between full test-kit readings.
For brushes, skimmer nets, and vacuum heads.
Long brush, pole-mount scrub brush, and sponge brush — walls, floors, steps, and corners.
Manual suction vacuum — attaches to your pole and skimmer for the debris a net can't reach.
Scrubs the calcium and scum line off tile and grout without scratching it.
Built-in weight and a sturdier handle than the basket that came with your skimmer.
For debris the skimmer basket can't catch on its own.
A real reading in seconds — no titration, no color-matching against a card.
Chemical-resistant, oz/mL markings — measure the exact dose before it goes in.
Doses are estimates based on standard published dosing rates and your entered volume — actual results vary with pump turnover, sunlight, bather load, and test-kit accuracy. Add chemicals one at a time, in separate trips around the pool, and never pre-mix or combine chemicals directly — especially chlorine with acid. Always follow your product label. Retest 4–6 hours after each addition before dosing further.