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Balance

Maintaining the right balance of pool chemicals in your water is the key to a sanitary pool and getting an pleasing swim day after day. Your swimming pool will look and smell inviting and, most importantly, the growth of bacteria and algae will stay at a low level, ensuring that neither you nor your pool suffer.

Starting

The first stage is to ensure that the water has the right mix of chemicals when you fill. A swimming pool starter kit could be the best thing to use here to have confidence that you get it right from the start, and there are a wide variety available on the market just like the ones we manufacture and distribute from our pool, spa chemicals store.

Ongoing Testing

After this you need to make sure you test using a testing kit. This makes sure you get the right balance of chemicals

{To let you enjoy your swimming pool or spa it is critical that you test the water on a timetabled basis and you ensure it is kept in good condition. This can be achieved simply by the regular use of pool treatment chemicals. The testing of the water will initially seem daunting, however test kit instructions are easy to follow and can be relied on to give quick reliable results. }

The standard tests are
1.     pH
2.     Alkalinity
3.     Sanitiser (Free Chlorine or Bromine)

Additional Tests
1.     Calcium hardness
2.     Combined chlorine
3.     Copper levels

Manual [InspectionInvestigation]
1.     Investigate the water for clarity, and ensure it is clear.

To assist you , you can always record your results and the chemical dosings you carry out.
Remember to test the water again after the addition of chemicals to ensure you have created the appropriate chemical levels.

Don’t Forget

* If the water is cloudy then it is not safe to swim, swimmers cannot see the bottom and might dive into shallow water!
* Bathers in difficulty under the water will not be seen!
* Foggy water is a sign that there is a problem with the treatment.

Sanitation is the priority reason for using pool chemicals. If not treated, a swimming pool can become a breeding ground for bacteria and algae. The algae will damage the pool but the bacteria can make you sick!

The answer is a sanitiser like Bromine or Chlorine. Make sure that the levelsare maintained all the time and the level should be monitored and topped up weekly or as needed. Don’t Forget, if you want to lower the levels, just add more water to your pool to dilute the chlorine. There are different choices for delivering the Chlorine to your pool. Consider using slow dissolving tablets in conjunction with a chlorinator or, alternatively, a floater. You may need to be very careful that the floater stays in your swimming pool though!

Keeping Things Healthy

Fortnightly you also need to dose your swimming pool with additional chemicals to deal with the waste by-products created by the Chlorine, i.e. the dead bacteria and algae. Most will, of course, have been removed by your filtering system but some will remain and decompose creating to unpleasant smells and skin and eye irritation. You should soon tell when this is necessary because the water will appear , you can use clarifiers and flocculents to solve this.

When testing your pool, watch the ph levels. This determines the acidity in your pool. The balance needs to be kept steady to enable the Chlorine to work effectively. After that, an effective pool filtration system will help you to keep your water clean and sanitary. Which is the key to an enjoyable swim every time!

By  checking online for Swimming Pool Chemicals and Chlorine Granules or other Pool Accessories there are great deals at manufacturer prices.