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What Pool Chemicals Do I Need?
Pool maintenance is a necessary skill for pool owners. When you start to own a pool, you need to consider how to maintain your pool. The purpose of maintaining a pool is to make your pool water clean, healthy and meet the hygienic requirements. The top priority of Pool Maintenance is to maintain ...Read more -
Why Your Pool Needs Cyanuric Acid?
Keeping the water chemistry in your pool balanced is an important and ongoing task. You might decide that this operation is never-ending and tedious. But what if someone told you that there is a chemical that can extend the life and effectiveness of the chlorine in your water? Yes, that substance...Read more -
Which form of chlorine is good for swimming pool treatment?
The pool chlorine we often talk about generally refers to the chlorine disinfectant used in the swimming pool. This type of disinfectant has a super strong disinfection ability. Daily swimming pool disinfectants generally include: sodium dichloroisocyanurate, trichloroisocyanuric acid, calcium hy...Read more -
Flocculation – Aluminium sulphate vs Poly aluminium chloride
Flocculation is the process by which negatively charged suspended particles present in a stable suspension in water are destabilized. This is achieved by adding a positively charged coagulant. The positive charge in the coagulant neutralizes the negative charge present in the water (i.e. destabil...Read more -
Stabilized Chlorine vs Unstablized Chlorine: What’s the Difference?
If you are a new pool owner, you may be confused by the various chemicals with different functions. Among the pool maintenance chemicals, pool chlorine disinfectant may be the first one you come into contact with and the one you use the most in daily life. After you come into contact with pool ch...Read more -
How to safely store pool chemicals?
“YUNCANG” is a Chinese manufacturer with 28 years of experience in Pool Chemicals. We provide pool chemicals to many pool maintainers and visit them. So based on some of the situations we have observed and learned, combined with our years of experience in producing pool chemicals, we ...Read more -
What should you do if your swimming pool has low free chlorine and high combined chlorine?
Speaking of this question, let’s start with it definition and function to understand what free chlorine and combined chlorine are, where they come from, and what functions or hazards they have. In swimming pools, Chlorine Disinfectants are used to disinfect the pool in order to maintain the...Read more -
How to judge the flocculation effect of PAM and PAC
As a coagulant widely used in the field of water treatment, PAC exhibits excellent chemical stability at room temperature and has a wide application pH range. This allows PAC to react quickly and form alum flowers when treating various water qualities, thereby effectively removing pollutants from...Read more -
Types of Pool Shock
Pool shock is the best solution to solve the problem of a sudden outbreak of algae in the pool. Before understanding pool shock, you need to know when you must perform a shock. When is a shock needed? Generally, during normal pool maintenance, there is no need to perform additional pool shock. Ho...Read more -
How do I choose Polyacrylamide type?
Polyacrylamide (PAM) can usually be classified into anionic, cationic, and nonionic according to the ion type. It is mainly used for flocculation in water treatment. When choosing, different types of wastewater may choose different types. You need to choose the right PAM according to the characte...Read more -
Effects of pH on swimming pool water
The pH of your pool is important for pool safety. pH is a measure of the water’s acid-base balance. If the pH isn’t balanced, problems can occur. The pH range of water is usually 5-9. The lower the number, the more acidic it is, and the higher the number, the more alkaline it is. Pool...Read more -
The Chlorine Level in my pool is too high, what should I do?
Keeping your pool properly chlorinated is a difficult task in pool maintenance. If there is not enough chlorine in the water, algae will grow and ruin the appearance of the pool. However, too much chlorine can cause health problems for any swimmer. This article focuses on what to do if the chlori...Read more