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Pool Chemicals

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  1. Chemical Adjustments Calculator
      Raising Total Alkalinity Ideal Range: 80-120 ppm To calculate how much sodium bicarbonate is required to increase the total alkalinity, choose the increase you want and enter the Litres of your spa or pool. Desired increase in total alkalinity: 10 ppm 20 ppm 30 ppm ...
  2. Swimming Pool Chemicals Troubleshooting Guide
  3. Salt Chlorinator Overview
      Salt Chlorinator Overview The popularity of salt chlorine generators has risen dramatically recently as it has proven to be a better and far easier way to keep your swimming pool clean. So, if you're looking for a chlorine alternative, this is one of the best options out ...
  4. How do I remove algae in my swimming pool?
      Green algae is a common swimming pool problem, which may appear as a greenish growth on the floor and walls of a swimming pool, a green tint to the pool water, or greenish material suspended in the pool water. The only swimming pool chemical that will kill an algae growth is ...
  5. The relationship between pH and chlorine?
      A good video explaining PH and chlorine, you can find the appropriate products here, always remember these videos are for reference only. Use any of the information contained herein AT YOUR OWN RISK. We will not be held liable as a result of the troubleshooting advice Pool ...
  6. Why do I need to shock my swimming pool?
        Remember this is only a guide (and the video) but gives you a good overview...   Shocking the pool rids it of unwanted organics called Combined Chlorine or Chloramines.   They are the overpopulation of dust, pollen, urine, sweat, hair, insects, leaves and a ...
  7. Chemicals USAGE & Spills
      Balancing the CHEMICALS in your spa properly? Removing HOT TUB FOAM? Testing Hot Tub Water Accurately? The relationship between pH and chlorine? Why do I need to shock my swimming pool? Remember this is only a guide (and the video) but gives you ...
  8. Opening & Closing Your Pool For Season
    Dive into our Summer Opening guide It's that time again, the mornings are getting brighter and the evening staying lighter for longer! It can only mean one thing... Summer is coming As the weather gets warmer, there's no doubt our minds drift to summer days chilling by the pool. But if your ...
  9. New Pool Owners
    Top 5 Chemical Must Buys Sanitisers - these chemicals kill any micro-organisms present in the water (bacteria, viruses, algae). They are normally chlorine or bromine based chemicals. Shock - chlorine or oxygen based chemicals used periodically to break-up impurities that ...
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