ClearWater Ph Decreaser - 1.5kg

It is recommended to test your pool's pH levels at least twice a week. In periods of heavy use or after rainfall, more frequent testing may be necessary.

No, always dissolve the pH Decreaser in a bucket of warm water before adding it to your pool. This ensures even distribution and prevents potential damage to pool surfaces.

Adding too much pH Decreaser can lower the pH too much, making the water acidic, which can damage pool equipment and irritate swimmers' skin and eyes. If this happens, you may need to add a pH increaser to balance it.

No, it's best to wait at least eight hours after adding the pH Decreaser before swimming. This allows the product to mix thoroughly and adjust the pH levels.

Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.

Rinse the affected area with plenty of clean water. If irritation persists, seek medical attention.

Double-check the water test results and product dosage. Ensure you've followed the instructions for dissolving and applying the product. Also, check for any other chemicals or substances that might be affecting the water balance. Repeat the application if necessary.

This is likely due to an imbalance in the water chemistry. Test your water and adjust the alkalinity, calcium hardness, and other parameters as needed. Ensure proper circulation of the water and use a pool clarifier if necessary.