DIRECTIONS FOR USE

1. Test pool water pH with a reliable test kit, adjust pH to 7.2 or greater if necessary.
2. For highly turbid pool water, turn off pump; and dispense approximately 4 oz. of this product per 5,000 gallons of water evenly over the water surface and then immediately brush pool walls and steps.
3. Wait 24-72 hours to allow organic and inorganic articles to settle to pool floor.

Cartridge Filter Pools:

1. With the pool pump off, remove filter element and then reassemble filter canister.
2. Prepare to manually vacuum pool to waste.
3. Turn pool pump on and slowly vacuum pool until heavy sediment is removed.
4. Turn pump off, reinstall filter element, and resume normal filter operation for at least 24 hours.
5. Monitor pressure on pool filter and if pressure exceeds your normal operating pressure: turn system off, clean filter element and then resume filtering until pool is clear and free of sediment.

Sand and D.E. Filter Pools:

1. With the pool pump off, prepare to manually vacuum pool to waste.
2. Turn pool pump on and slowly vacuum pool until heavy sediment is removed then resume normal filter operation for at least 24 hours.
3. Monitor pressure on pool filter and if pressure exceeds your normal operating pressure, backwash pool and then resume filtering until pool is clear and free of sediment.

How does pool flocculant work?

Pool flocculant clumps together floating particles in your pool that are too light to sink to the bottom. These clumps then sink to the bottom, making them easy to vacuum up.

What makes AquaDoc's Maximum Strength Flock for Pool stand out?

Our flocculant works fast to make dirt drop out of the pool surface, clearing your pool water by feeding your pool vacuum particles and debris that get "flocked" together.

How does AquaDoc's Pool Flocculent differ from a pool clarifier?

While both clump particles together, pool flocculant drops the dirt to the bottom of the pool for easy vacuuming, whereas a pool clarifier guides the particles into the filter.