Aqua~Health pH Increaser

FAQ

•   Why would I use pH Increaser over using pool Buffer (Alkalinity Increaser)?

  Aqua Health pH Increaser is a stronger alkali than Alkalinity Increaser, meaning it has a higher pH and faster adjustment capability. If you need to raise the pH of the pool water significantly, pH Increaser would be more effective and require less quantity compared to an Alkalinity Increaser.

•   How do I add pH Increaser to my swimming pool for pH adjustment?

  To add pH Increaser to your pool, follow these simple steps:

  1. Measure the amount of Aqua Health pH Increaser needed based on your pool's volume and the manufacturer's recommendations.
  2. It’s best to Pre-dissolve the pH Increaser in a bucket of water to create a concentrated solution. This helps prevent localized pH spikes.
  3. Slowly pour the dissolved pH Increaser solution into the pool while the pump and filtration system are running. Distribute it evenly across the pool's surface.
  4. Allow the water to circulate for a few hours and then retest the pH. Repeat the process if necessary, aiming to achieve the desired pH range of 7.2 - 7.6
•   How do I know when to use pH Increaser to adjust the pH in my swimming pool?

  Regular testing of your pool's water is essential. Use a reliable pH testing kit to measure the pH level of the water. If the pH falls below the recommended range, typically 7.2 to 7.6, it indicates that the water is too acidic, and you can use pH Increaser to raise the pH. Follow the manufacturer's instructions on packaging for proper dosing based on your pool's volume.

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