Klairate (2024)

FAQs

What does Klairate do for pools? ›

Add Klairate every other week and watch the pool sparkle! Klairate is a natural enzyme water clarifier. A common cause of water cloudiness and scum lines on swimming pools are tanning oils and lotions.

Depending on how much algae was present in the pool, you may need to add chlorinated shock to assist in the process. How much shock is needed will depend on how severe the algae problem and the size of the pool.

The Perma Salt Chamber houses the copper/silver bars and will treat up to 40k gallons of pool water. The Chamber typically lasts for one swimming season, however the longevity of the lifespan is based on pool size, weather, and usage.

If the TDS level is not at 1,000ppm or more, add more Ionizer Salt until you reach the appropriate level. Start your bi-weekly maintenance routine: Some pools require weekly maintenance because of their size.

Pool clarifiers do not work as quickly as flocculents because they are used more for routine maintenance instead of troubleshooting a problem with the pool water. Flocculents on the other hand work much faster, because it drops the suspended debris to the pool floor before you manually vacuum the debris to waste.

Harmful in contact with skin and if swallowed. Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin.

We would like your TDS level to be between 1,2001,500ppm for the system to work effectively. The amount of salt you will need to add will be based off this level. shocking/oxidizing the water on a weekly basis.

Common causes of cloudy salt water pools

Incorrect pH levels: The pH level of your pool water should be between 7.2 and 7.6. If it's outside of this range, it can cause the water to become cloudy. To fix this, you'll need to adjust the pH levels using a pH test kit and chemicals.

A lot of pool maintenance folks recommend shocking a saltwater pool once a week, especially during the busiest parts of swim season.

Most salt cells will need cleaning at least twice a year. Some may need it as often as every two months. It mostly depends on how hard your water is, as that's what causes buildups. Check on it every two months to see if it needs cleaning until you figure out how often yours will need to be cleaned.

Is perma salt a salt water pool? ›

The Perma Salt System is a non-traditional, low-salt hybrid water treatment system utilizing salt to allow natural minerals to assist the process.

A high salt level can cause your chlorinator to shutdown and may begin to give your water a salty taste. Generally, salt will begin to be tasted at a level of about 3500-4000 ppm. The salt in your pool/spa is constantly recycled and the loss of salt throughout the swimming season should be minimal.

When you are ready to begin, you will need to turn off the salt chlorinator before adding salt to the water. Don't turn it on again until the salt reaches the proper concentration; if the salt chlorinator is running before dissolving the salt, the pool will have uneven salt concentration.

Best Chemicals to Reduce Saltwater Pool pH

There are two separate chemicals that can be added to a saltwater pool when you need to reduce the water's pH. These chemicals include muriatic acid and sodium bisulfate.

Pool Skimmer Gizzmo Features:

Prevents skimmers from damage due to freezing. Screws into place in 1-1/2 to 2-in. skimmer inlets. Compatible with in-ground pool skimmers.

The excessive levels of cyanuric acid reduce chlorine activity, facilitating microbial proliferation in pool water. This compromised disinfection may increase the risk of waterborne illnesses due to inadequate elimination of bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens.

Usually, you will only need to add stabilizer when you open your pool every year. The good news is, once you put it in, it remains in the pool, unless it gets diluted. So, if you do a water change or water has been added into your pool from either the hose or rain, your CYA level will be lowered.