Cyanuric acid or stabilizer is a chemical that is manually added to salt water pools to protect the chlorine from the direct rays of the sun. Maintaining cyanuric acid levels around 60 ppm - 80 ppm...
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Natural swimming pools have gained popularity in the past few years but go back decades in mainland Europe and the UK. A natural pool is one that doesn't use chemicals like chlorine, ozone or bromine...
The Internet can of course be either a fountain of useful information or a cesspool of lies and opinions passed off as facts. Consider the source as they say. When it comes to salt water pools,...
You may not heard of a relatively new kid on the block for swimming pool sanitation: Pool ozone. A pool ozone generator is an an option for home swimming pool sanitation and is a competitor to...
Despite what you might think, a salt water pool does use chlorine. A salt chlorinator is installed to convert salt that is added to the water into chlorine that is used to sanitize the water and keep...
Pool chemistry in a salt water pool involves balancing most of the same aspects as in a chlorine pool except for the salt component. Balancing each of these components of water management ensures...