Benefits

• Removes iron, copper, manganese and rust stains

• Also removes organic stains such as algae stains, leaf stains and mould in vinyl liners

• Use as an all-over treatment for stain removal or as a spot treatment

• Multi-action stain removers are formulated to tackle different types of stains, such as metal stains (caused by iron, copper, manganese, etc.), organic stains (caused by leaves, algae, and other organic matter)

• Stain-free pool surfaces contribute to a clean and inviting pool appearance. By effectively removing stains, the water will look clearer, and the pool area will look more appealing

How to Use:

For best results when using AquaPure Stain Remover:

• Avoid applying directly to a vinyl liner or painted surface as damage may result to the pool surface

• For vinyl liner spot treatment, place Remover in a sock or Skimmer Sock, attach to the telescopic pole and suspend over the stained area

• For stains throughout a vinyl liner pool, dissolve in a bucket of water and pour around the perimeter of the pool

• Be aware that high levels of chlorine will reduce the effectiveness of AquaPure Stain Remover. Ideally, reduce the chlorine level to zero before using this product

Dosage Rate: 1Kg treats up to 50,000 litres pool water

Tips:

1. Identify the type of stain: try to identify the type of stain present in your pool. This will help you choose the most appropriate treatment for the specific stain, increasing the chances of successful removal.

2. Test in a small area: If you're using AquaPure Stain Remover for the first time, always perform a test application in a small, inconspicuous area of the pool to ensure compatibility with your pool's surface.

3. Follow manufacturer's instructions: Read and follow the instructions on the AquaPure Stain Remover's label carefully. 

4. Dilute as required: If you are using AquaPure Stain Remover on a bleachable surface, you may be required to dilute the product before broadcasting it around the pool surface.

5. Brush the pool surfaces: After applying the stain remover, use a pool brush to gently scrub the pool's surfaces. This helps to dislodge the stains and promote better penetration of the stain remover.

6. Allow sufficient contact time: Stain removers often require some time to work effectively. Follow the instructions for the recommended contact time to achieve the best results.

7. Regular maintenance: To prevent new stains from forming, maintain proper pool water chemistry, regularly clean the pool, and use appropriate chemical treatments as needed.