Category: cyuranic acid

POOL SAFETY PRODUCTS AND POOL ALARMS
Is it Absolutely Necessary to Use Algaecide?
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Is it Absolutely Necessary to Use Algaecide?

By on Jul 28, 2010 in Algae, Algaecide, Chlorine, cyuranic acid, pH levels, Pool Chemistry, Pool Water, Water Testing

Hmm, I don’t know. If you have read a post or two on this blog you’ll know that my pool had brown, dirty, murky water with a colony of frogs living in it at one time. It’s now crystal clear and swimmable. It took a lot of work, diatomaceous earth, chlorine, shock, leaf scooping, vacuuming [...]

Where Did My Pool’s Chlorine Go?
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Where Did My Pool’s Chlorine Go?

By on Jul 04, 2010 in Chlorine, cyuranic acid, Pool Chemistry

After doing all of the hard work in getting the pool clean, now I seem to have a situation with disappearing chlorine. Back when I used Baquacil, I don’t remember fooling around with the pools chemistry so much. I’d regularly added algaecide once a week, a bottle and a half of Baquacil every week or [...]