Ph increaser

Pool pH: What It Should Be and How to Adjust It - AquaDoc

Pool pH: What It Should Be and How to Adjust It

Pool pH should stay between 7.4 and 7.6. Below 7.2, the water turns corrosive and will etch plaster, attack metal fittings, and irritate swimmers' eyes. Above 7.8, chlorine loses most...

Pool pH: What It Should Be and How to Adjust It

Pool pH should stay between 7.4 and 7.6. Below 7.2, the water turns corrosive and will etch plaster, attack metal fittings, and irritate swimmers' eyes. Above 7.8, chlorine loses most...

Total Alkalinity vs pH: Why You Need to Fix TA First - AquaDoc

Total Alkalinity vs pH: Why You Need to Fix TA ...

When pool chemistry goes sideways, most people grab the pH increaser and start pouring. That's usually the wrong move. Fix total alkalinity (TA) first, then adjust pH. Total alkalinity is...

Total Alkalinity vs pH: Why You Need to Fix TA ...

When pool chemistry goes sideways, most people grab the pH increaser and start pouring. That's usually the wrong move. Fix total alkalinity (TA) first, then adjust pH. Total alkalinity is...