Five Easy Steps To A Clean Pool

A balanced pH helps prevent eye and skin irritation, and can help reduce damage to filtration equipment and pool surfaces.

• Ideal range for pH is 7.4-7.6
• Test your pool's pH every day
• Use a proper test kit

Treats:

Saltwater Pools, Cloudy Water, Eye and Skin Irritation, and Chlorine Odor

Chlorinating your pool water daily is an easy and effective way to control algae and bacteria. When you sanitize the water, you help prevent bacteria and algae growth.

• Ideal range for free chlorine is 1.0-1.5 ppm (varies by state)
• Test chlorine levels every day

Treats:

Chlorine Odor, Brown and Mustard Algae, Green Algae, and Black Algae

Periodic shocking removes organic waste materials such as suntan oils, perspiration, and other organic materials.

• The best time to shock is early evening, so the sun will not reduce the effectiveness of the treatment.

Treats:

Saltwater Pools, Cloudy Water, Eye and Skin Irritation, Chlorine Odor, Brown and Mustard Algae, Green Algae, and Black Algae

AquaGuard^® algaecides are specifically targeted to remove common green, black, or mustard (yellow) algae types.

• To treat algae, first identify the type (see troubleshooting tips )
• Second, use the proper task-specific algaecide to treat and prevent green, black, or mustard (yellow) algae growth.

Treats:

Saltwater Pools, Brown and Mustard Algae, Green Algae, and Black Algae

Clarifiers are designed to keep your pool water crystal clear.

Treats:

Saltwater Pools and Blue and Green Algae