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A Pool Owner's Guide to help you manage your swimming pool easier, less costly, and with more confidence. Read more below...
A Pool Owner's Guide to help you manage your swimming pool easier, less costly, and with more confidence. Read more below...
Iron is a metal that can be found in swimming pool water if the water is out of balance and is too acidic.
Cyanuric acid is a chemical often mixed with chlorine and is intended to be used in swimming pools to help maintain chlorine levels.
An acid demand test determines how much acid is required to decrease the swimming pool water pH level.
In important goal of owning a pool is to keep the pool water balanced, which can reduce maintenance costs, prevent eye and skin irritation of swimmers, and keep the water looking clean and clear.
Shock treatment, also called shocking or superchlorinating, is the process of adding enough sanitizing agent to a swimming pool to overwhelm any microorganisms in the water, killing or rendering their numbers small enough for safe swimming.
Muriatic acid, also called hydrochloric acid, is a chemical commonly added to swimming pool to decrease total alkalinity and pH levels in pool water.