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SWIMMING POOL CHEMICALS FAQ`s
 
Swimming Pool Chemicals faq`s
 

Do I have to use chemicals in my pool/hot hot tub?

Yes. You require some form of sanitising agent eg Chlorine, plus chemicals to maintain the pH balance.

How often should I test my chemicals?

It is recommended to test the water daily, especially if you are a new pool owner but this could be reduced to twice a week once you get used to looking after a pool. Hot tub owners should continue to test daily.

Are there alternatives to using Chlorine?

Yes, there are many different methods of sanitising the pool/hot hot tub water, some of which require having a dosing unit added to the system. Some methods, still require a residual amount of chlorine to be maintained in the pool and others eg Active Oxygen, are completely non chlorine. Please contact us to discuss the various options available.


Can I mix chemicals in the same bucket before adding them to my pool/hot hot tub?

A VERY DEFINITE NO!! Chemical reactions can occur so only one chemical at a time can be mixed in the same container and poured into a pool/hot hot tub.

What should my Chlorine and pH readings be?

Ideally, free Chlorine should be maintained at 1 - 3ppm, Total Chlorine at 1 – 3 ppm and pH 7.5.

How do I test my water?

Either by using a Test Kit or Test Strips both of which are available from Home Counties.

 
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