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What pool chemicals do you need for safe and inviting bathing water? At kuben.se you will find good chemicals to eliminate bacteria and to balance the pool water for the best effect. We also have chemicals so you can maintain your pool in the best way.
You should measure the chlorine level in your pool regularly but first you should have measured/adjusted the pH value to between7.0 to 7.4.
Chlorine is the best and cheapest way to have a swimming pool that is safe to swim in, with beautiful crystal clear water!
För att hålla poolvattnet klart och balanserat krävs rätt pH-värde and alkalinitet. Här hittar du pH Plus, pH Minus och medel för att justera TA (total alkalinitet).
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Keep your pool water crystal clear and free from algae growth with effective and easy-to-use algaecides. Here you will find selected products that both prevent and treat algae problems - for a clean, cosy and swim-ready pool all season long.
Pool flocculants help you remove cloudy water and small particles. They bind dirt so it can be easily filtered out - for crystal clear and inviting pool water.
Pool chemistry involves the use of chemicals to sanitise and balance the water in your pool, preventing the growth of bacteria, algae and other micro-organisms. Proper management of pool chemicals ensures healthy and clear water, providing a safe and enjoyable swimming experience.
To maintain your pool, you will need the following chemicals: disinfectants (such as chlorine) to eliminate bacteria, pH adjusters to keep the pH between 7.0 and 7.4, alkalinity adjusters to stabilise the water's buffering capacity, algaecides to prevent algae growth, flocculants to remove small particles and cleaners for the pool surfaces and filters.
It is important to test the chemical balance of the water in your pool at least once a week. Regular testing will help you quickly identify and correct imbalances in pH, alkalinity and disinfectant levels, ensuring a safe and pleasant swimming environment.
No, it is not recommended to use ordinary cleaning products in your pool. These products may contain substances that foam, adversely affect the water balance and can be harmful to bathers. Instead, use specifically formulated pool cleaners that are designed to effectively clean without disrupting water quality.
Chlorine is probably the best known swimming pool chemical and the best and cheapest way to eliminate bacteria, viruses and other things we don't want in our bathing water. However, not everyone can swim in chlorine and there are alternatives to chlorine. Chlorine is available in liquid form, as a powder or in tablets.
Before adding chlorine, measure and adjust the pH value to between 7.0 and 7.4. This is very important for the chlorine to work at its best.
Shock chlorinating a pool involves breaking down bound chlorine, (chloramine), by adding a high dose of chlorine or a chlorine-free oxidant such as active oxygen.
Shock chlorination is usually done once a week or every two weeks, depending on how much the pool is used.
Bromine is an alternative to chlorine and is more commonly used in warmer waters, such as in hot tubs. As these often have a higher pH value, bromine works better than chlorine in that environment.
Algaecides are often copper-based polymers. Algaecides are used as preventive protection against algae growth. They are added after shock chlorination to prevent algae from growing in the pool.
Flocculants help to clump together small particles in the water so that they can be captured by the filter.
