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HOW TO WINTERIZE YOUR ADVANCED BLUE POOL
Posted by Kelly Mackereth on
Proper closing of your pool is highly essential for an easy start up in the spring. Here is what we recommend using when closing with Advanced Blue. Make sure the water is balanced as normal. pH and Alkalinity must be in range. Shock the pool with 1 pound of Advanced Shock per each 10,000 gallons of pool water. Run the filter after shocking for 24 hours. Vacuum the pool and backwash the filter. Adjust the Advanced Blue level to .9ppm. Algae is still possible in the colder months. We suggest topping off your Advanced Blue levels to help reduce the...
How to Winterize Your Pristine Blue Pool
Posted by Kelly Mackereth on
Pristine Blue makes winterizing your pool easy! Follow these steps to winterize. A single treatment of PristineBlue at the end of the swim season is normally all it takes to keep a pool clear until spring. “Winterizing” or “Closing” a pool means adding products at the end of the swim season to keep it clear without maintenance during the cold winter months. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Step 1: Balance 1a. Balance water parameters to within proper ranges below. Total Alkalinity: 50 to 90 ppm pH: 7.2 to 7.6 Calcium Hardness: 100 to 400 ppm Step 2: Prep 2a. Shock the pool with 1 pound...
PROS and CONS Of Using Pristine Blue Pool Chemicals
Posted by Kelly Mackereth on
Pristine Blue has been on the market for years now but you are probably wondering if it is the right pool and spa chemical line for you. I will share with you the PROS and CONS of using Pristine Blue I would like to say that if you think the Pristine Blue product line is to expensive please check out this blog that talks to you about the Advanced Blue system! Its the SAME EXACT line just cheaper! CLICK HERE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROS of using Pristine Blue It is a great chlorine alternative. If you do not like the chlorine smell...
3 Ways to Clean Your Hot Tub Filter
Posted by Kelly Mackereth on
Cleaning your hot tub filter is the number one component to keeping your water safe and clean. We cannot stress to you enough how important it is to keep up with replacing and keeping those nasty particles clear from your filter. There are a couple different ways to clean your filter and you will have to decide what is best for you when the time comes.
Chemicals that flush your hot tub lines!
Posted by Flits Collaborator on
When you own a spa or hot tub it is suggested that you should do a purge about once or twice a year. You should also purge your spa after you buy it used or new and here is a list of why! A purge attacks all the root causes many spas may have like, a buildup of non-living organic waste contamination in the plumbing/pips of your spa. Skin cell buildup gets in the pipes, so when you buy a used hot tub you are essentially basking is other peoples skin particles if you don't purge your hot tub...
