Etching
Etching is a problem encountered by pool owners with low calcium hardness or pH, where the pool water becomes corrosive to concrete, stone, or metal surfaces exposed to the pool water.
Etching is a problem encountered by pool owners with low calcium hardness or pH, where the pool water becomes corrosive to concrete, stone, or metal surfaces exposed to the pool water.
Electronic chlorine testers are available that can test chlorine levels in swimming pools easier and just as accurately as other test methods.
Electric pool heaters are used to heat swimming pool water, and use electricity as their main source of heating.
A DPD test is a swimming pool water test which measures the oxidizer level in the pool water, such as free and total chlorine, bromine, and ozone.
A DPD reagent is the general term for DPD-1, a reagent used to test swimming pool free chlorine, bromine, and chlorine dioxide.
Diving boards are popular among swimming pool owners, with springboards being a preferred design.
Dichlor is a shortened term for dichloroisocyanuric acid, which sodium dichloroisocyanurate is produced for swimming pool sanitation products, and releases hydrochloric acid into the pool water as a chlorination method.
Diatomic earth, or DE, can be used as a filter medium for swimming pools, as its inert chemical properties yet effective filtering ability can benefit swimming pool water quality.
A DE filter can be used for swimming pools and can clarify pool water of particles that normally pass through other filtration methods.
Cyanuric creep describes the tendency for the cyanuric acid level to rise over time in swimming pool water.