I have a new pool guy who seems very sharp and is a good worker. But he told me something that may be BS. He said that I have the wrong type of Chlorine granular. He said that Di-Chlor is for above ground pools not in-ground pools. Therefore that's why he can never get the stabilizer to make the pool chlorine stable, because of the other ingredients of the Di-Chlor. I thought that chlorine is chlorine no matter if you pour it out of a jug! What say you?
Chlorine
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Hunkahunka01
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09 April 2020
InyoRob
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10 April 2020
You can use Di-Chlor in inground pools. However, he is correct about the issue with the stabilizer. Di-chlor is a stabilized chlorine that includes cyanuric acid. If you use Di-Chlor all the time, the stabilizer level will rise and the chlorine will become less effective. I'd recommend the liquid shock or the cal-hypo.
