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CORRECTS HIGH p H & HIGH ALKALINITY. According to the method of dosing, Fi-Clor p H & Alkalinity Reducer (Dry Acid) will lower either the p H or the total alkalinity in swimming pool water. High p H can result in cloudy water & contribute to scale formation. More importantly, it will reduce the effectiveness of chlorinebased sanitisers as they produce less free active chlorine. High alkalinity will make it difficult to adjust the p H as any correcting chemicals will be taken up by the alkalinity & are unable to alter the p H. Instructions to correct p H > Take a p H reading using your test kit or test strips. You will need to lower the p H if the reading is above 7.6. > Pre-dissolve the Fi-Clor p H & Alkalinity Reducer in pool water using a suitable container. In order to avoid concentrated solutions, only dissolve a maximum of 500g of the product in 10 litres of water at a time, adding product to water, never water to product. If you need to use more than 500g Fi-Clor p H & Alkalinity Reducer, repeat the treatment. Dose no more than a total of 1kg at a time. > With the circulation system running, distribute evenly around the pool, avoiding the skimmers. > Continue filtration & re-test after 24 hours. If the p H is still high, repeat the dose. To correct total alkalinity > Determine the total alkalinity level using a test kit or test strips. If the reading is above 200mg/l (ppm), pre-dissolve 1kg of the product as described, & pour the solution in a small area at the deep end of the pool. Each application will reduce the alkalinity by approx 10 ...
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Fi-Clor Hardness Increaser 4kg

CORRECTS LOW CALCIUM HARDNESS. Fi-Clor Hardness Increaser is for raising the calcium hardness level in swimming pool water. Calcium hardness is the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium in pool water. If there is insufficient dissolved calcium, the water will try and take it from the grouting and concrete in the pool. High levels are not a major cause for concern provided the pH and alkalinity are within recommended parameters, but the reading should be kept below 1000mg/l (ppm) if possible. Instructions > Take a calcium hardness reading using your test kit. You will need to correct the calcium hardness if the reading is below 175mg/l (ppm) for liner pools, and below 250mg/l (ppm) for tiled pools. > With the circulation system running, sprinkle the product directly into the water
around the perimeter of the pool. Do not pre-dissolve as this could generate excessive heat. Only use when bathing has ceased, and avoid areas near the skimmers. > Re-test after 24 hours. If the calcium hardness level is still below 175mg/l (ppm) for liner pools, and 250mg/l (ppm) for tiled pools, repeat the dose.
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CORRECTS LOW CALCIUM HARDNESS. Fi-Clor Hardness Increaser is for raising the calcium hardness level in swimming pool water. Calcium hardness is the amount of dissolved calcium & magnesium in pool water. If there is insufficient dissolved calcium, the water will try & take it from the grouting & concrete in the pool. High levels are not a major cause for concern provided the p H & alkalinity are within recommended parameters, but the reading should be kept below 1000mg/l (ppm) if possible. Instructions > Take a calcium hardness reading using your test kit. You will need to correct the calcium hardness if the reading is below 175mg/l (ppm) for liner pools, & below 250mg/l (ppm) for tiled pools. > With the circulation system running, sprinkle the product directly into the water around the perimeter of the pool. Do not pre-dissolve as this could generate excessive heat. Only use when bathing has ceased, & avoid areas near the skimmers. > Re-test after 24 hours. If the calcium hardness level is still below 175mg/l (ppm) for liner pools, & 250mg/l (ppm) for tiled pools, repeat the dose.

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