How do you make a spa smell?
Using Hy-Clor's range of spa fragrance scents, you can create a refreshing aroma for your spa. These are available in Orange Blossom, Berry Blast and Hydrotherapy Sport FX and have the [...]
Using Hy-Clor's range of spa fragrance scents, you can create a refreshing aroma for your spa. These are available in Orange Blossom, Berry Blast and Hydrotherapy Sport FX and have the [...]
Each spa fragrance could be the best in the nose of the beholder. Hy-Clor has a range of spa fragrance scents that create a refreshing aroma for your spa environment. [...]
Hy-Clor has a range of spa fragrance scents that create a refreshing aroma for your spa environment. These are available in Orange Blossom, Berry Blast and Hydrotherapy Sport FX and [...]
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.
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 [...]
Yes. While chlorine prevents algae, adding too much chlorine can also cause metals to oxidise and turn your pool a different green altogether.
If you are wondering how to fix a green pool fast, use shock treatment for almost instantaneous results.
You should see results within about 24 hours of treating your pool.
You should wait at least 30 minutes after adding chemicals in the pool before swimming.
When adding pool chemicals for the first time, ensure you add them one at a time with 30-minute intervals in between. Use your pool brush to distribute and ensure your [...]
Adding chemicals to your pool in the correct order is very important as adding them all at once can cause a dangerous chemical reaction or possibly an explosion. You [...]
Pool chemicals should always be stored in cool/dry environments and kept upright and in their original containers to avoid leaks. Incompatible chemicals should be separated by at least three metres, [...]
To keep your pool balanced, you should first conduct a water test to determine the required chemicals you need to keep your pool water healthy and sparkling. The most commonly [...]
There is no way to actually test for pool algae, however there are a number of ways to determine if algae are present. If the pH levels are too high, [...]
Weekly during the swimming season (spring/summer) and fortnightly during the off-season (autumn/winter).
Using a pool test kit can take time. It is best to follow the instructions of the manufacturer on how to correctly use a pool test strip.
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