High Cyanuric Acid In Pool Water - How To Lower It?

Found out that you've got high cyanuric acid in your pool water? Find out the best ways to lower it properly right here in this video!
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We also discuss whether it's possible to reduce cyanuric acid without draining your water, and whether it's safe to swim with high cyanuric acid.
Excess stabilizer can cause problems with high cyanuric acid in any pool, whether above ground or inground, salt or traditional chlorine. If you notice these problems, it's critical that you stop adding stabiliser or stabilised chlorine, and look at lowering your cyanuric acid immediately.
We discuss how to decrease your levels in this video. Still have questions? Leave a comment below!

[@mollybreedlove5705]

I put in my information and the calculator didn't give me how much to drain, it just had 0L as the amount. It was easy to use, but gave now results.

[@jeannettegraham4053]

Thanks for the information.

[@drdrew3]

The second reliable method to reduce CYA is by reverse osmosis. If you are under a water use restriction or conservation minded you can hire RO service. They will send by a truck that filters the water and only needs about a 10% water wastage. The most important step is actually determine WHY you cya level became too high in the firs place. Otherwise you will need to drain and dilute every few months. The culprit is almost always overuse of stabilized tablets. When your cya hits 50ppm it’s time to switch to liquid chlorine or cal hypo