I bought a pool what chemicals should I use ?
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keep your pool clean.i don't know if chlorine is good for your pool.\n\nthere is a website below that i hope helps.
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First of all, make sure that your test kit's reagents are still good. If they've ever frozen or are over a year old, they're no good.\n If your reagents are good, then what about your chlorinator. You shouldn't need to use a floatie with a chlorinator at the equipment. Also, you ought to be putting more than 2 tabs in that chlorinator. The usual method is to half fill it and adjust the flow to it as needed on the dial. Perhaps the chlorinator is plugged. They do get mucked up.\n Are you testing for Total alkalinity? If not, you should be. It's more important than PH or Cl as it is what governs whether everything else works, water chemistry wise.\n Have you taken your water in to a pool shop to have the cyanuric acid (stabilizer) levels checked? Too low a stabilizer level and the cl gets zapped out by ultra violet in no time. To high a level is not good either and may require a partial pool dump and fill.Stabilizer levels affect Cl levels.\n\n Yes, it could be phosphates. Is your pool green or does it flip to green in hours? Usually caused by not having proper sanitizer levels or bad water chemistry ( that TA thing again)\n\n Are you shocking once a week.?Yep, you're supposed to. Shock ing over chlorinates the pool briefly, to get rid of what the chlorine pucks couldn't deal with during the week. No shock, no chlorine reserves left.\n There are many things unique to your back yard that may be doing this as well. Are there a lot of organics constantly falling in the pool? What's the bather load, is yours the only pool in town?
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I used Algaecide and it worked great!  You can get it at any pool supply place.
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Nitrate it. Treat it with H2SO4 and HNO3. Simply warm it.
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Not if it is new, and I personally would not want to use one for my pool(If I had one) if it was not new. And do not buy one from EBay.
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Yeah, a bleach+water mix should be good.  Spray, let sit, then wipe down.
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couple of choises. pool heater or a pool heat pump. or even a solar heater. try this link and see if any would work for you.\n\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/poolheaters.htm\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/pool-heat-pumps.htm\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/solar-heater-ig-pools.htm\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/solar-heater-ag-pools.htm
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I'd sure be cautious with any Methylene Chloride!  It is highly volatile and it is a carcinogen.  Nasty stuff!  I would first try a strong detergent and steam.  Steam will loosen a lot of compounds that you wouldn't expect to respond to heat and water alone.\n\nJohnny
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the chlorine will usually stick to you and give you that pool smell\n\ni reccomend getting ultra swim shampoo and that helps your hair a lot.\n\nand i use some kind of body wash that has a strong smell to hide the chlorine smell.
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The best thing to do is go to their website, it may give you a listing of your local distributors. Since I don't know where you live I can only tell you that our local distributor is Academy Sporting Supplies. Are you having problems with the pool? need parts?
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If you have a salt clorinator you do not put salt in the pool. Read the booklet that came with your salt system.
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use any disinfectant with a high commercial grade. but use a mask and hand gloves when handling these things. if you have kids send them to your moms house or sisters. and leave it to air dry.
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barracuda \nalso they come out with a thing called a floatron that eliminates need for chemicals by putting electrons in the water it is solar powered and lifetime warranty \nit works great i bought one 2 years ago and never bought chemicals again ( about 300 dollars but it pays for itself)
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Most pool chemicals will gradually reduce in stability and effectiveness when subjected to heat.  If you have a shady spot near the pool where the tub can stay, that would help.  If you live in an area where daytime summer temperatures average 80 or higher, indoor storage is about the only option.
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To maintain the pH of the pool between 7.2 and 7.8, sodium carbonate (soda ash) is used to raise pH and sodium bisulfate or hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid) can be used to lower it.
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Get a ION Pure system.........get rid of the chemicals\n\nhttp://www.usfilter.com/en/Institutional/Aquatics_and_Pools/
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www.poolandspa.com\n\nGood Resource