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High Stabilizer (Cyanuric Acid): The Chlorine Trap That Makes It Seem Like Your Chlorine “No Longer Works”
- by Mathieu Aubertin
Your test shows a good chlorine level, but the water is still cloudy or starting to turn green with algae? The culprit is often an excessively high stabilizer level, also known as cyanuric acid. Here is how to recognize it, why it builds up, and how to bring it back...
Borates (sodium borate) in pools and spas: what are they for and why use them?
- by Mathieu Aubertin
Borates (sodium borate) help stabilize pH and improve water comfort in pools and spas. Discover their benefits, their role in water balance, and why they can simplify maintenance.
Monopersulfate (active oxygen): why it's called a chlorine-free shock treatment
- by Mathieu Aubertin
Monopersulfate (active oxygen) is a chlorine-free shock treatment that oxidizes contaminants, improves water clarity, and reduces chlorine demand, especially in spas.
The Langelier Saturation Index (LSI): understanding the real balance of swimming pool water
- by Mathieu Aubertin
The Langelier index, also known as the saturation index, helps understand the actual balance of pool water. Discover how it helps prevent corrosion, scaling, and protects your equipment through better balanced water.
