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Swim ready! Hy-Clor’s pool-testing app and products make it easier than ever to keep your pool clean CTT ae (Dry Acid) 1Hy-Clor dry acid pH decreaser, $1999/3kg, I/N: 3090207 and AquaChek 4-in-1 chlorine pool test strips, $21.55/pack of 50, |/N: 3090393. 2 Hy-Clor 3-in-1 granular chlorine concentrate, $9928/10kg, I/N: 3090161. 3 Hy-Clor ‘Super-Shock’ granular pool chlorine, $90.94/10kg, |/N: 3090195. 4 Hy-Clor super algaecide, $30.19/1L, |/N: 3090322. 5 Hy-Clor water clarifier, $12.49/IL, I/N: 3090214. For details on the free Hy-Clor app, visit hyclor.com.au/mobile-app ‘Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. Please note the pool water-testing service is not available in small format stores. Advertising promotion esting your pool water regularly is a vital part of pool maintenance. Luckily, Hy-Clor make it easy to keep your pool in prime condition, thanks to their quality range of pool products and free pool water testing app. Did you know you can also take a pool-water sample to your local Bunnings and use the free in-store water testing kiosk? To find out more, visit bunnings.com.au/ pool-water-testing. Here's how to get your pool water in shape this swim season. 1 The first step is to ensure your pool water is balanced, which will help your pool sanitiser to work more effectively and also reduce the overall maintenance required. Pool water balance has four basic components - total alkalinity, pH, calcium hardness and stabiliser - and you need to keep within their required levels. As a guide, your pool's pH should be between 7.2 and 7.6, and AquaChek’s Free Chlorine Test Strips will guide you. The majority of pools in Australia will need the pH lowered, which can be done by using Hy-Clor pH Decreaser (Dry Acid). 2 Once the water is balanced, you will need to sanitise your pool. Chlorine is the most commonly used sanitiser and is available in the form of tablets, granular powder, liquid or chlorine gas (produced by a salt-water chlorinator). Hy-Clor’s 3-in-1 Granular Chlorine Concentrate is a popular choice, as it has an inbuilt stabiliser that helps protect it from the sun’s UV rays, extending the life of the free chlorine. 3 Your pool's chlorine demand will fluctuate as a result of the weather and bather loads. For example, more swimmers in your pool means more demand on your sanitiser to kill germs and bacteria brought in. During the peak swimming season, it is recommended to Super-Shock your pool every couple of weeks to raise your free chlorine levels so that they sit between 1-3ppm (parts per million). 4,Long hot summers can open your pool to stubborn algae blooms. Tackle it fast and help prevent it returning with a high-strength algaecide, such as Hy-Clor’s Super Algaecide. This formula is suitable for both chlorine and salt pools, and the good news is it won't cloud your water. 5 Lastly, to give your pool that extra sparkle, we recommend adding a pool clarifier. A clarifier helps bind small particles together, allowing them to be captured in your filter. Available in liquid and tablet form, Hy-Clor Water Clarifier is a go-to product for many pool owners.
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