pH Plays a critical part in pool care. It is the factor around which the rest of the pool chemistry revolves. Keep your pool’s pH in balance in order to maximize the power of your primary chlorinator and minimize the amount of chlorine needed to keep your pool sparkling clean.

There are 3 important reasons to chlorinate your pool:

Health:
To prevent the spread of infection and disease.

Safety:
Pool water must be free of cloudiness to contribute to water safety. The bottom of the pool should be visible at all times.

Aesthetics:
Because there’s nothing like a crystal-clear pool. Sparkling water enhances the overall beauty of your pool and the surrounding area.

The ideal range for chlorine residual level is 1.0 – 4.0 ppm.

What is Chlorine Residual?
This is the amount of free chlorine left after your pool’s initial chlorine demands have been met. Chlorine residual levels should be checked at least twice a week.

Use 3” chlorinating tablets in a chlorine floater. If your chlorine levels are very low, boost them almost instantly with liquid chlorine. (Always read all warnings and recommendations for use on the chlorine container.) Chlorine Residual: This is the amount of free chlorine left after your pool’s initial chlorine demands have been met. Chlorine residual levels should be checked at least twice a week.

Products:
Sun 3” Tablets, Poolife 3” Tablets, HASA Liquid Chlorine

Note:
Do not add chemicals while swimmers are in the water.