Does Liquid Chlorine Have a Strong Smell?
While liquid chlorine has a noticeable scent, proper dosage and balanced pool chemistry reduce any lingering odour. Over-chlorinating, or a pool with high chloramines can lead to strong smells, so [...]
While liquid chlorine has a noticeable scent, proper dosage and balanced pool chemistry reduce any lingering odour. Over-chlorinating, or a pool with high chloramines can lead to strong smells, so [...]
Wait until chlorine levels drop back to the safe range of 1-3 ppm. This usually takes a few hours, but check with a pool test kit or test strips [...]
Yes. Unlike granular products, you can pour pool liquid chlorine directly into the water near the return jets. It disperses quickly, saving time.
Liquid chlorine is primarily used to disinfect pool water, killing bacteria, algae, and other contaminants. It helps maintain clear, safe swimming conditions.
It depends on your needs. In the granular chlorine vs liquid chlorine comparison, granular chlorine is typically easier to store, longer-lasting, a little cheaper and more concentrated, making it ideal [...]
For routine maintenance, use daily or as needed based on water testing. During heavy use or after storms, more frequent application may be needed.
The exact amount depends on your pool’s size and water condition. As a general guide, use 40-80ml per 10,000 litres of water for regular chlorination. For shock treatment, follow product-specific [...]
Granular chlorine is used to sanitise swimming pools by killing bacteria, algae, and other harmful organisms. It keeps water clean and safe for swimmers.
You should see results within about 24 hours of treating your pool.
If you are wondering how to fix a green pool fast, use shock treatment for almost instantaneous results.
Yes. While chlorine prevents algae, adding too much chlorine can also cause metals to oxidise and turn your pool a different green altogether.
Baking soda naturally gets rid of algae, so is a good spot treatment, but we generally do not recommend it as a method to restore pool water. Too much can [...]
You may have algae growing on the walls of your pool. A brush can help loosen the algae and a test can indicate any issues with levels. [...]
Yes, rainwater can contribute to cloudy pool water, particularly after heavy rainfall. Rain often introduces contaminants such as dirt, debris, and organic matter into the pool, which can overwhelm [...]
The number one cause of cloudy pool water is poor filtration or inadequate circulation. When the filtration system is not properly removing debris, dirt, and other fine particles, these [...]
Yes, an excessive amount of chlorine can make your pool cloudy.High levels of chlorine can lead to a condition known as calcium precipitation, where calcium in the water forms small [...]
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