Liquid Active Oxygen – Purity for your Pool

The use of pH Minus is recommended whenever the pH of the water exceeds 7.6 . Too high a pH can compromise the effectiveness of chlorine, promote the formation of limescale and cause discomfort to the skin and eyes of bathers.

Absolutely. Liquid pH Minus is specifically formulated for use with automatic dosing pumps, which precisely and continuously regulate the pH value of the water. These systems constantly monitor the water parameters and automatically dose the necessary amount of pH Minus, ensuring an optimal chemical balance without the need for manual intervention.

Yes, it is perfectly compatible with treatments based on chlorine, bromine and active oxygen. However, it is recommended not to mix it directly with other products and to respect the absorption times before adding further substances.

When the pH value of the water drops below 7.2, indicating that the water is too acidic. pH Plus restores the chemical balance, improving bathing comfort and the effectiveness of treatments.

The effect is generally rapid: a few minutes with active filtration are sufficient to stabilize the pH value.

Yes, pH Plus is suitable for in-ground, above-ground, liner, tile or paint pools.

The winterizer should be applied when the pool is closed , when the water temperature drops below 15°C . This prevents the proliferation of algae and bacteria during the winter months.

No. Winterizing is only useful if the water stays in the pool during the winter. If the pool is completely drained, winterizing is not necessary.

Yes, it is highly recommended . The cover protects from external dirt, but the winterizer works from the inside , keeping the water clear and treated throughout the season.

It is immediate, highly active and ideal for shock treatments or automatic dosing in public or high-traffic swimming pools.

In a cool, dry and well-ventilated place, away from direct sunlight to preserve its stability.

Yes, but it is advisable to use it in systems equipped with automatic dispensers or for shock chlorination treatments.

At the beginning of the season, after heavy rains, or when you notice cloudy or greenish water. Regular use prevents algal growth.

Yes, it is compatible with chlorine, bromine and other products, as long as it is not mixed directly into the pool.

No, ChimicaBlu only offers non-foaming algaecides that are also suitable for infinity pools.

Neutralizes metals dissolved in water (iron, copper, manganese), preventing the formation of stains or abnormal colorations.

Immediately after filling the pool, especially if the water comes from wells or networks with a strong metallic presence.

Yes, but it is preferable to add it before chlorinated products to ensure their full effectiveness.

Trichloro is slow dissolving and is perfect for continuous chlorine maintenance, especially in skimmers or dispensers.

No. For shock treatments, hypochlorite or dichlorine are preferred, as they are faster in action.

Yes, Trichloro is stabilized with cyanuric acid, which is useful for protecting the chlorine from UV rays, but should be monitored in the long term.

Dicloro is ideal for shock treatments or rapid corrections of chlorine levels, thanks to its fast action and instant solubility.

Yes, but it is preferable to alternate it with slow-release products for a more stable and long-lasting management.

Dichloro is slightly acidic but has little impact on pH. However, it is always advisable to check and correct any imbalances.