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| − | Pool clarifiers rely on the charge difference in the molecules of the clarifier and the particles floating in the water. They are electrically bound together. Once dissolved in water, there is nothing sticky or gummy to clog a filter. | + | Pool clarifiers rely on the charge difference in the molecules of the clarifier and the particles floating in the water.<ref> https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/tried-super-clarifier-for-the-first-time-pool-was-slightly-hazy-results-wow.206644/post-1817719 </ref> They are electrically bound together. Once dissolved in water, there is nothing sticky or gummy to clog a filter. |
The routine use of clarifiers generally is an attempt to compensate for poor water chemistry, so should be avoided. Occasional use when opening or to recover from an incident like a dust storm or construction debris is not going to be problematic. | The routine use of clarifiers generally is an attempt to compensate for poor water chemistry, so should be avoided. Occasional use when opening or to recover from an incident like a dust storm or construction debris is not going to be problematic. | ||
Revision as of 15:15, 30 May 2020
What are Pool Clarifiers?
Pool clarifiers rely on the charge difference in the molecules of the clarifier and the particles floating in the water.[1] They are electrically bound together. Once dissolved in water, there is nothing sticky or gummy to clog a filter.
The routine use of clarifiers generally is an attempt to compensate for poor water chemistry, so should be avoided. Occasional use when opening or to recover from an incident like a dust storm or construction debris is not going to be problematic.
