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"The Evil Spell of Bridge Hollow Trailer" Once a peaceful and thriving community, Bridge Hollow Trailer Park has fallen prey to an evil spell that has cast a dark shadow over its inhabitants. What was once a haven for families and retirees seeking a quiet and affordable place to call home has now become an eerie and unsettling place, filled with a sense of foreboding and danger. The origins of this evil spell remain shrouded in mystery, with local rumors and legends swirling about its beginnings. Some say it was a curse placed upon the land by a vengeful witch who was wronged by the park's original owners. Others believe it is the result of a paranormal occurrence, an otherworldly force that has taken hold of the trailer park and refuses to let go. Whatever the cause, the effects of the evil spell are clear and undeniable.

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Product Type Pool Chemical Chemical Type Specialty Container Size Bottle 32 oz Pool Surface All Surfaces Pool Type Salt Friendly Manufacturer Jack s Magic Dosage 1 qt per 10,000 gallons. However, high orthophosphate are NOT the limiting factor in algae blooms in the VAST majority of cases and can be prevented by keeping your FC at the proper level for your CYA.

Whatever the cause, the effects of the evil spell are clear and undeniable. Residents have reported strange occurrences, such as unexplainable noises in the night, objects moving on their own, and a pervasive feeling of being watched. Some have even claimed to have seen apparitions and shadowy figures lurking in the darkness.

Jack's Magic-Purple stuff

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JasonLion

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The Purple stuff will help reduce scaling, but would be much better if you could reduce your calcium saturation. What are your current water test results?

SCCS

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Thanks for the welcome.
My current readings are: FC-6 TC-6 PH-7.8 TA-120 CH-300 CA-70

About two month's ago I was told by Leslie's to drain my pool half way down and then refill it because my CH. I was getting alot of scale flakes. So I drained and refilled (CH now 240) and have been watching my CH slowly rise to where it is now.

I have trying to keep my PH down around 7.2 but this week it jumped up.

Some information on my setup: Intelliflo pump, Sta-Rite cartridge filter, Pentair IC-40 SWG, Infloor cleaning system and 16,500 gal roman end pool with Pebble Fina finish. Pool is about 1 yr old.

donaldm823

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be careful using Jack's purple stuff. There was another post here that the Purple stuff has a high level of phosphate as part of the active incredient. High phosphates can cause potential algae issues if you do not keep your FC at it's proper level.

Leslie keeps trying to sell me Phosfree because my phosphates are high-of course I refuse. But, I wondered how they got high in the first place. I did use Purple Stuff my first year with the pool, and have since suspended use

My CH levels are also in the 300 range and I have not had any "flake" issues with my SWG. I do keep my pH in a small band of 7.6 to 7.8 and TA 60 to 80. When I pulled my SWG cell for the winter this past week, I had some minor calcium on the cell grids, but it was all soft and came off easily with some hose water. So, my chemistry control appears to be effective.

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Phosphonate based metal sequesterants are the most effective type but they do break down into orthophosphates over time. However, high orthophosphate are NOT the limiting factor in algae blooms in the VAST majority of cases and can be prevented by keeping your FC at the proper level for your CYA. Phosphate removers are one of the biggest scams going on right now that make the pool stores a LOT of money. I have not sold a bottle of phosphate remover in about 3 years now! My own pool has orthophosphate readings in excess of 3000 ppm and I have never had an algae outbreak. If you are concerned about it an easy solution is to add borates to your pool to 50 ppm!

spishex

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Phosphonate based metal sequesterants are the most effective type but they do break down into orthophosphates over time. However, high orthophosphate are NOT the limiting factor in algae blooms in the VAST majority of cases and can be prevented by keeping your FC at the proper level for your CYA. Phosphate removers are one of the biggest scams going on right now that make the pool stores a LOT of money. I have not sold a bottle of phosphate remover in about 3 years now! My own pool has orthophosphate readings in excess of 3000 ppm and I have never had an algae outbreak. If you are concerned about it an easy solution is to add borates to your pool to 50 ppm!

I sat through a recent Bioguard school (not a dealer, but got invited) and I have to give them credit for not buying into this. They could clearly make a lot of money if they offered a phosphate remover, and their dealers were all but begging them to, but they put forth a lot of evidence as to why they should not and how people need to focus on basic chemistry.

The once close-knit community has been torn apart by fear and suspicion. Neighbors who once looked out for one another now avoid eye contact and stay behind locked doors. Children no longer play outside and laughter has been replaced by a pervasive sense of dread. Attempts to break the evil spell have been made, but all have ended in failure. Paranormal investigators and mediums have been called in, but their efforts only seem to further agitate the malevolent force that haunts Bridge Hollow Trailer Park. Local religious leaders have performed exorcisms and blessings, yet the spell remains unbroken. It is not just the residents who are affected by the evil spell. The once thriving businesses that catered to the community are now abandoned and crumbling. The local school, once filled with the laughter and innocence of children, now stands empty and haunted. The evil spell of Bridge Hollow Trailer Park serves as a cautionary tale, a reminder that even the most innocent and seemingly ordinary places can hide darkness and malevolence. It stands as a symbol of the fragility of peace and the ease with which it can be shattered. Until the evil spell is broken, Bridge Hollow Trailer Park will remain a place of fear and despair. Its residents will continue to live in a state of perpetual unease, forever haunted by the darkness that has taken hold of their once beloved home. Only time will tell if a hero or a force of good will rise to break the evil spell and restore tranquility to Bridge Hollow Trailer Park..

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