Consejos para fugas en la piscina
The first step is understanding that a busy pool is chemically different from an empty one. Every swimmer brings small amounts of sweat, body oils, skin cells, sunscreen, cosmetics, dirt, and other organic material into the water, and chlorine has...
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The short answer is that free chlorine is the chlorine still available to sanitize your pool, while total chlorine includes both that usable chlorine and chlorine that has already reacted with contaminants. Those two numbers can look similar on a...
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The ultimate guide to ozone pool systems starts with a qualified yes: a properly designed ozone system can reduce how much chlorine a pool consumes, but it does not eliminate the need for chlorine. Ozone handles part of the oxidation...
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There are two types of frustrating pool problems: the ones that make sense when you test the water, and the ones that seem to contradict the numbers in front of you. Finding algae while your chlorine reading appears normal belongs...
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This holds the key to enjoying your pool without feeling like every swim is working against your hair color: reduce how much pool water your hair absorbs, remove residue quickly afterward, and restore moisture consistently. Chlorinated water can leave color-treated...
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