How to use pool algaecide?
You should shock the pool first before using an algaecide. Mix the algaecides in a bucket of water then pour the algaecide into the pool water, depositing it in several [...]
You should shock the pool first before using an algaecide. Mix the algaecides in a bucket of water then pour the algaecide into the pool water, depositing it in several [...]
The primary purpose of a pool algaecide is to kill and prevent the growth of algae. Using a preventative algaecide (containing copper) is the best approach to avoid the problem [...]
We recommend waiting at least 30 minutes after adding algaecide to your swimming pool as most algaecides are safe to swim with.
Depending on the severity of the algae present in the water, it can take anywhere from a few hours up to 2 days for the algaecide to effectively work and [...]
The size and type of pool you own will determine how much algaecide your pool requires. With Hy-Clor Algaecide, the recommended dosage is 900ml per 10,000 litres for a heavy [...]
Pool hoses that have been left in a kinked position sometimes make it very hard for the cleaner to navigate around the entire pool. Try laying them out in direct [...]
Ensure your pool vacuum hose is connected properly and cannot come loose in operation. If you do not have a ‘snug fit’ it can create air pockets affecting the performance [...]
Regular brushing of the pool walls prevents algae buildup by hindering algae spores from getting a grapple on your pool walls. By regularly brushing, you do not give the algae [...]
You should brush your pool wall and floor at least weekly during the swimming season and if you can spare the time, twice a week will ensure your pool is [...]
Brushing your pool wall daily is generally not required, it is best to brush the pool weekly during the swimming season, or twice weekly to ensure the pool is free [...]
Brushing helps to dissolve and disperse the chemicals so they won't etch, stain or scale the surface. Brushes made of nylon are most commonly used to brush pools as nylon [...]
Brushing the walls and floor prevents algae spores from attaching to the surface and growing. It also breaks up any existing algae that may have started to breed on the [...]
When using Hy-Clor Granular Pool Chlorine, you should add between 100-170 grams per 10,000 litres as the initial shock treatment.
With granular chlorine, dissolve the required amount in a bucket and add the dissolved chlorine around the parameter of the pool. Using liquid chlorine, measure the amount required and slowly [...]
There are a number of ways to reduce the chlorine levels in your pool and the most common is to dilute the water (top the levels up) or wait until [...]
Depending on whether you are using a stabiliser in your pool will determine the amount of chlorine required. To maintain the correct chlorine levels, you should add 200ml per 10,000 [...]
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