Consejos para fugas en la piscina
The short answer is that your pool waterfall may be raising the pH by helping dissolved carbon dioxide escape from the water. When water tumbles through the air, splashes against rocks, or crashes into the pool, it creates aeration that...
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The myth is that rain is basically clean water, so a storm should do little more than raise the level in your pool. Heavy rain can actually change several parts of pool chemistry at once, while runoff and wind may...
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The truth of the matter is that low pool pH can do far more than make the water uncomfortable for swimmers. When acidic water remains in a pool for days or weeks, it can slowly attack surfaces, metal components, heaters,...
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The biggest lesson is that repeatedly raising pool pH does not necessarily fix whatever is pulling it back down. If your test looks good after an adjustment but the pH falls again a day or two later, the pool may...
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The benefits are clear when your pool chemistry is handled in the right order: chlorine works more effectively, the water stays more comfortable, and you spend less time chasing readings that seem to change every time you test. So, should...
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