Pool chemistry
Pool Stabilizer: When You Need It, When It's Al...
Pool stabilizer, or cyanuric acid (CYA), protects chlorine from being destroyed by UV rays - without it, direct sunlight can wipe out an unprotected outdoor pool's chlorine in two to...
Pool Stabilizer: When You Need It, When It's Al...
Pool stabilizer, or cyanuric acid (CYA), protects chlorine from being destroyed by UV rays - without it, direct sunlight can wipe out an unprotected outdoor pool's chlorine in two to...
Pool Shock Explained: Types, Timing, and How Mu...
Pool shock is a high-dose chlorine treatment that temporarily raises free chlorine to 10 ppm or higher, which is enough to destroy chloramines, kill algae, and eliminate bacteria that regular...
Pool Shock Explained: Types, Timing, and How Mu...
Pool shock is a high-dose chlorine treatment that temporarily raises free chlorine to 10 ppm or higher, which is enough to destroy chloramines, kill algae, and eliminate bacteria that regular...
How to Lower Pool pH — Without Sending Everythi...
To lower pool pH, add muriatic acid or dry acid (sodium bisulfate) to the deep end of your pool with the pump running. The target pH range is 7.4 to...
How to Lower Pool pH — Without Sending Everythi...
To lower pool pH, add muriatic acid or dry acid (sodium bisulfate) to the deep end of your pool with the pump running. The target pH range is 7.4 to...
Above-Ground Pool Problems: Causes and Fixes Th...
The most common above-ground pool problems are green or cloudy water, pump issues, pH that won't stay put, and liner damage. Most of them trace back to one of three...
Above-Ground Pool Problems: Causes and Fixes Th...
The most common above-ground pool problems are green or cloudy water, pump issues, pH that won't stay put, and liner damage. Most of them trace back to one of three...
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...
Above-Ground Pool Chemicals for Beginners: Numb...
Above-ground pool chemistry is not complicated, but it has an order of operations that most beginners get backwards - and that mistake costs real money. Here is the short version:...
Above-Ground Pool Chemicals for Beginners: Numb...
Above-ground pool chemistry is not complicated, but it has an order of operations that most beginners get backwards - and that mistake costs real money. Here is the short version:...