What To Do If You Add Too Much Muriatic Acid To Pool
A common additive in swimming pools, muriatic acid is essential in ensuring that a proper pH balance and alkalinity are maintained in the water. With … Read more
A common additive in swimming pools, muriatic acid is essential in ensuring that a proper pH balance and alkalinity are maintained in the water. With … Read more
Each day, when you turn on your pool pump, the pool pump run capacitor is at play. When yours starts to go faulty, it can … Read more
Soda ash can work wonders when it comes to raising the pH of your pool, but using it incorrectly will cause the water to become … Read more
If you have a heavy algae outbreak in your pool, your pool filter has probably turned green. You may have found that it’s not easy … Read more
Muriatic acid, also known as hydrochloric acid, is commonly used to reduce the pH or alkalinity in swimming pools. If this reactive liquid is accidentally … Read more
So perhaps you’ve been looking to lower the alkalinity of your pool, but realize that lowering the usually causes the pH to drop too. In … Read more
So, you’ve looked in your pool one day and noticed that there’s some diatomaceous earth (or DE for short) covering your pool floor and coming … Read more
Accidentally adding too much DE to your filter isn’t an uncommon mistake. However, once you notice your error, it’s important to remove the excess to … Read more