Whenever a pool is always the heavy use of chlorine as free chlorine levels will be combined with contaminants and forms chloramines drop. Chloramines cause severe "chlorine" smell all swimmers know and love. Although the result of too much chlorine, it is actually the best indicator that chlorine is too low! The pool needs a big dose of chlorine, either immediately or bad things will happen. Here pool shock to the rescue comes. Designed to add manyChlorine in minutes Shock-products are often the same things you day to day, but in a different form. There are two types of shocks, chlorine-based and chlorine. Everyone is helpful, but in different situations.
Chlorine Shock
Chlorine shock comes in three forms, calcium hypchlorite (Cal Hypo), sodium dichloro () dichloro) or lithium (Li). Cal Hypo and dichloromethane were treated in the first part of this series as a regular disinfectant. Lithiumonly as a shocking agent. In each of these products are the chlorine molecule is bound, or another substance, lithium, sodium or calcium. Lithium and sodium dissolve well in water pool is not as calcium and lithium-dichloro can jump in a pool, while calcium in a bucket of water before you added should be dissolved. If not previously terminated Cal Hypo will settle on the floor and lots of nice little white bleach stains on a vinyl liner is.
A shockingAgent is a quick solution. The chlorine content is increased to a level of up to 10 ppm (parts per million), too high for swimming. Since chlorine is quickly stabilized by sunlight, cal hypo-and lithium-burned are pleasant shock agents, as they are both non-stabilized . Dichloro is stabilized and will hang around for up to six hours. Dichloro is good, but do not plan with the pool for a while.
Dichloro-and Cal Hypo two pack a brisk pace and with 5665 percent or chlorine. Lithium has usually 35 percent, and is a relatively weak sister, which is a higher dose for the same results.
All three shocks in convenient 1 kg bag or in buckets up to 50 kg. Cal Hypo is the cheapest and most popular, Li used the most expensive and least. Dichloro center is inexpensive and available everywhere. All three types have the pool will be closed until chlorine levels fall below 3 ppm.
Non ChlorineShock
A relatively new development, non-chlorine shock has to be opened as a popular choice for many pool owners especially because the pool used to stay, you also added after the shock is. Pretty cool, huh?
Sort of. Non-chlorine shock, one would expect, contains no chlorine. When chlorine is, what will be a pool how does this stuff have no use? The active ingredient in non-chlorine shock is potassium monopersulfate or PMP. There is little or no oxidizingPotential, but it's nice to do something right. PMP actually liberated combined chlorine in chloramine compounds and she is remedied. And the pool can remain open as long as there this wonderful process. There is a catch. Often only after a long summer use pool water has little or no chlorine or chloramine. Bather load and sunlight has been used up almost everything. Adding non-chlorine shock at this point do nothing, because the PMP has nothing to workwith. Make sure you read to a total chlorine, chlorine before they take-no shock. If the total chlorine utilization as a shock, containing chlorine.
With Shock properly
-Regardless of the type used to add the best shock when people are finished with the pool for the day. The hours are best at night, as non-stabilized chlorine will take longer. Remember to run the filter.
-Always try to shocking your pool has pushed at least to check chlorine levels5 ppm. Lower concentrations will not do a proper job and could lead to difficulties.
-It is advisable to dissolve the shock before you at the pool even if lithium or dichloro. Always add shock, water shock, no water.
-Remember, non-chlorine shock 'will NOT work if chlorine is too low.