Maximize clarity
Your filter rids your pool of particles that can cause hazy, cloudy water and even make your sanitizer work harder. But sometimes, your filter needs help ridding your pool of particles that are too small for your filter to grab. A clarifier binds these small particles into larger ones, so your filter can remove them easier. Give your filter a hand in removing contaminants from your pool, so you can enjoy your clear pool with a smile.
To use:
Backwash pool filter.
Apply slowly around edges of pool deep end.
Allow pump to run for at least 8 hours.
Repeat after 37 hours if water is still cloudy.
Use weekly to keep water sparkling.
1 ounce treats 5,000 gallons. Over-treating can result in continued clouding of water.
- Clears dull, hazy or cloudy water
- Combines small particles into large ones for easy filter removal
- Available in 32 oz
Causes of Cloudy Water
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High pH or low chlorine levels are among the most common reasons pool water may cloud. Step 1: Test water to determine if these parameters are in range and adjust as needed. Step 2: Start seeing results in 24 hours. |
Chemically cleaning the filter at pool opening and mid-season helps improve filtration and restore water clarity. Step 1: Backwash filter or chemically clean filter media. Step 2: Empty any debris in the skimmer basket that may be clogging water flow. |
Debris and contaminants enter pool water by wind, heavy use and rain. It may cloud the water or strain the pool's system. Step 1: Empty skimmer basket. Step 2: Skim or vacuum debris from water. Step 3: Apply a clarifier or a flocculant to improve filtration. Step 4: Shock water to remove swimmer contaminants. |