ClearWater Ph Increaser - 1kg

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

Adding too much pH increaser can raise the pH level too high, which can lead to scale formation, cloudy water, and reduced effectiveness of chlorine. You may need to use a pH decreaser to restore balance.

It's best to wait at least 4-8 hours after adding the pH increaser to allow it to circulate and for the pH level to stabilize. Always test the water before swimming.

Signs of low pH include: stinging eyes, skin irritation, and corrosion of pool equipment. Use a test kit to confirm.

Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, and out of the reach of children and pets. Make sure the container is tightly sealed.

If your pH levels are too high, use a pH decreaser, such as ClearWater pH Minus, to lower the levels to the recommended range of 7.2 to 7.6. Always follow product instructions.

Yes, ClearWater Ph Increaser is generally safe for use with all common pool surfaces, including concrete, vinyl, and fiberglass. Always follow the product instructions.

Double-check the dosage, and the test kit accuracy. Ensure proper water circulation after application and retest after 24 hours. The initial pH level could be extremely low and require additional applications.

Ensure you've followed the mixing instructions. Make sure that the pump is circulating water properly. If cloudiness persists, test other chemical levels in the pool and consult with a pool professional.

Test the water's pH level to ensure it is within the recommended range. If the pH is too high or low, make the appropriate adjustments using pH decreaser or increaser. Rinse the affected areas with clean water.