FAQ - Pool Chlorine | Chemical Products
Dichlor or Trichlor: what is the difference?
Granular dichlor is typically used for quick actions and corrections; trichlor tablets dissolve slowly and are more suitable for continuous maintenance.
In what order should chlorine, pH regulators and algaecide be used?
First adjust the pH, then dose chlorine for disinfection; the anti-algae (algaecide) is used as a preventive support after the parameters are stabilized. Never mix products together.
When should liquid sodium hypochlorite be chosen?
It is particularly suitable for systems with a dosing pump or for those who prefer technical management with regular and controllable dosing.
Are 200 g tablets suitable for all pools?
It depends on the water volume, the dosing system (skimmer/dispenser) and the manufacturer’s instructions. Always follow the label instructions and adjust the dosage according to water tests.
When is it best to use chlorine when opening the pool?
At the start of the season it is used to quickly bring the water back to safe conditions: first check/bring the pH into the correct range, then carry out disinfection (often with a stronger treatment) and finally set the maintenance.
When should multifunction 200 g tablets be used?
For maintenance when you want more complete management, depending on the specific formulation of the product. Always check the label and compatibility with your system.
What are the most common mistakes with chlorine?
Forgetting to check pH, underdosing when there is a high organic load, using tablets without a suitable system (skimmer/dispenser), not circulating the water after dosing and mixing different products.
Where should tablets and granules be added?
Tablets are normally used in the skimmer/dispenser; granules are dispersed according to label instructions with active circulation. Avoid direct contact with surfaces unless indicated.
