PoolFu - Pool & Spa Chemistry

What's new in PoolFu Override ranges - Set your own total alkalinity and calcium hardness ranges in Edit Pool or Edit Spa, such as the ranges in your hot tub's manual - Salt pools with a salt cell that isn't listed in PoolFu can set a salt range too - Reading colors, treatments, the Health Score, charts, share cards, and Splash all follow your ranges - Safety limits stay fixed, so acid still waits until alkalinity is high enough to work safely - Each reading now shows the same color on every screen More accurate chemical dosing - Muriatic acid doses now account for alkalinity, stabilizer, borates, and water temperature - Calcium hardness recommendations now include amounts for both calcium chloride flakes and pellets - Vinyl pools use a moderate 220 ppm target for optional calcium adjustments at normal water temperatures - Champion AcidBlue Low-Fume Muriatic Acid is now available in the US, with doses calibrated for that product Safer treatment timing - When alkalinity needs correcting first, pH treatment now tells you to wait and retest instead of showing Mark as Applied - Recommended treatments now let you record the amount you actually added when it differs from PoolFu's suggestion - PoolFu remembers recently logged baking soda and recognizes the expected alkalinity increase on your next test Splash uses PoolFu's doses - We've had to give Splash a good talking to, and sent him to pool university. - Splash now talks like a pool pro, with clearer and more complete answers - When your last test is more than a week old, Splash asks you to test again before recommending a treatment - Splash now gives chemical amounts only when they come from PoolFu's treatment plan - Requests for ounces, grams, milliliters, and other supported units use the exact amount calculated by the app Fixes and improvements - A removed saltwater generator model no longer comes back after saving - Stability improvements