Chlorine
How to Shock a Pool: The Right Way vs What Most...
To shock a pool correctly, add the right type and amount of shock (1 lb of cal-hypo per 10,000 gallons for a standard treatment) at dusk with the pump running,...
How to Shock a Pool: The Right Way vs What Most...
To shock a pool correctly, add the right type and amount of shock (1 lb of cal-hypo per 10,000 gallons for a standard treatment) at dusk with the pump running,...
Summer Pool Chemistry When Everyone's Splashing In
When your pool is getting hammered every day in July and August, standard once-a-week chemistry routines fall apart fast. Heavy swimmer load, intense sun, and rising temperatures all work against...
Summer Pool Chemistry When Everyone's Splashing In
When your pool is getting hammered every day in July and August, standard once-a-week chemistry routines fall apart fast. Heavy swimmer load, intense sun, and rising temperatures all work against...
Above-Ground Pool Chemicals for Beginners: What...
Keeping an above-ground pool clean and safe comes down to five chemicals: chlorine, pH adjuster, total alkalinity increaser, cyanuric acid (stabilizer), and shock. Keep free chlorine at 1 to 3...
Above-Ground Pool Chemicals for Beginners: What...
Keeping an above-ground pool clean and safe comes down to five chemicals: chlorine, pH adjuster, total alkalinity increaser, cyanuric acid (stabilizer), and shock. Keep free chlorine at 1 to 3...
CYA: The Most Misunderstood Chemical in Your Pool
Cyanuric acid (CYA) is the stabilizer that shields chlorine from ultraviolet light, keeping it active in your pool instead of burning off in the sun. The correct range for most...
CYA: The Most Misunderstood Chemical in Your Pool
Cyanuric acid (CYA) is the stabilizer that shields chlorine from ultraviolet light, keeping it active in your pool instead of burning off in the sun. The correct range for most...
Why Does Pool Water Go Cloudy After Adding Chlo...
Cloudy pool water after adding chlorine is almost always caused by one of three things: a pH or alkalinity imbalance that triggers calcium precipitation, the chlorine oxidizing suspended particles in...
Why Does Pool Water Go Cloudy After Adding Chlo...
Cloudy pool water after adding chlorine is almost always caused by one of three things: a pH or alkalinity imbalance that triggers calcium precipitation, the chlorine oxidizing suspended particles in...