• The hth 3-way examination set refill gives added reagents for your hth 3-Way Test Set
• This will certainly allow you to assess your water a lot more as well as help guarantee your pool keeps clean and clear!
• Exams for overall bleach, complete bromine as well as pH.

How To Lower Chlorine Level In Saltwater Pool – Product Description

3 Technique HTH Test Set Refill, For Bleach, Bromine and PH Screening, Carded.

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hth Test & Balance
Testing and balancing your pool helps you achieve clear, balanced water which enhances swimmer comfort and sanitizer efficiency. Test your pool water every week to maintain ideal levels.

Application instructions: Total Chlorine Test (Target is 2-4 ppm, spas higher.)

1. Rinse and fill chlorine (Cl) cell to mark with water to be tested.

2. Add 5 drops OTO. Cap and invert to mix.

3. Match color in cell with a sanitizer color standard. Record as parts per million (ppm) total chlorine.

Total Bromine Test (Target is 4-6 ppm.)

1. Rinse and fill bromine (Br) cell to mark with water to be tested.

2. Add 5 drops OTO. Cap and invert to mix.

3. Match color in cell with a sanitizer color standard. Record as parts per million (ppm) total bromine. pH Test (Target is 7.2-7.8 pH units.)

1. Rinse and fill pH cell to mark with water to be tested.

2. Add 5 drops PHENOL RED. Cap and invert to mix.

3. Match color in cell with a pH color standard. Record as pH units. If sample color is between two values, pH is average of the two.

Test Your Water
How often you should test and balance your pool can vary based on how often you use it and a number of other variables, but it’s important to remember that, for chlorine and pH, you should usually test your pool two to three times a week. That may sound like a lot, but water balance is vital for your pool’s health and the health of the people who swim in it. When your pool is out of balance, your sanitizers can be less effective, the water can cause irritation to the skin and eyes, and if the water gets imbalanced enough, it can even damage the pool’s surfaces, structure, or equipment.

Shock weekly
In ideal circumstances, shocking your pool just once a week will keep it looking clean and clear, but any heavy rainfall, signs of algae, use by lots of swimmers, or periods of very sunny weather can deplete free chlorine levels, which means an extra dose of hth Shock is needed.Sundown is optimum time to shock your pool because the chlorine can work without fighting the sun’s ultraviolet rays and has more time to restore water clarity.

hth Test to Swim App
The hth (r) Test to Swim (r) water testing app is essential to spending more time splashing and less time guessing! Our mission is to simplify water testing by providing accurate and convenient water analysis treatment and recommendations in the palm of your hand.

Features:

-Easily input your water results.

-See immediate analysis of your water.

-Get list of items needing immediate attention.

-Step by step treatment recommendations and dosing instructions for balancing your pool.

-Auto-save historical water test information for easy comparison.

-Liquid testing option.

-Build pool profile with pool size calculator.

-Online retailer links for recommended products.

-How-to videos on everything from basic pool maintenance to specific pool problems.