FAQ
What should I do if my water is cloudy?
If your water is cloudy it is often because your chlorine level is low. If you have a salt cell you can put it into “super chlorinate mode” which will boost chlorine levels. If you use a chlorinator you can add more chlorine pucks and turn up the production. Of course if it is very cloudy, you can always shock the pool with 10L of chlorine but remember you shouldn’t swim for 24 hours after doing this!
You can also bring in a water sample to our store and we can check to make sure all your chemicals are in range. We are located at 380 Dundas Street E Oakville.
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