HOME POOL CARE AND TESTING RECORD
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Purpose: Record conditions and hand over a known operating plan.
Complete the setup with your pool professional before using the log.
This sheet provides no chemical dose or filter-opening procedure.
Use exact product labels, equipment manuals, and local requirements.

Pool location/name:
Volume (state US gallons or liters) and how verified:
Treatment method and product/concentration:
Cyanuric acid/stabilized chlorine present?:
Pump model, operating setting/program, manual URL:
Filter model, clean starting pressure in psi at that setting:
Filter service trigger from its manual:
Sanitizer/heater model and manual URLs:
Service contact and emergency contact:

ESTABLISHED OPERATING CONDITIONS
Free chlorine target range in ppm and source:
pH target range and source:
Other water-balance tests/targets and schedule:
Chemical addition, circulation, retest and re-entry instructions source:
Daily checks: gate/barrier, visible bottom, drain-cover condition, readings.
Keep pool closed for unsafe access, clarity, readings, or equipment concerns.
Never mix chemicals; use original labeled containers and label protection.
Never open a pressurized filter. Get trained service help for equipment work.

TEST ENTRY (copy for each reading)
Date/time; observer:
Test kit and expiry; sampling method per kit:
Free chlorine (ppm):
pH:
Other tests (name, value, units):
Clarity, debris, water level, gate and drain-cover observations:
Pump setting and filter pressure (psi):
Action; exact product and quantity if used under label instructions:
Retest time and result; re-entry decision and basis:
Follow-up owner/date:

FREQUENCY AND SOURCE CONTEXT
CDC recommends chlorine and pH checks at least twice daily, more with
heavy use. Check the linked guidance and exact product operating range.
CDC home testing: https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-swimming/about/home-pool-and-hot-tub-water-treatment-and-testing.html
Pool safety: https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-swimming/safety/what-you-can-do-to-stay-healthy-in-swimming-pools.html
Illustrative article example: stabilized pool at 1 ppm is below CDC's
2 ppm minimum for that condition. Verify, correct by label, and retest;
the example supplies no universal dose.

Reviewed September 18, 2026.