Hardness Raiser

FAQ

•   Are there any risks associated with using too much Hardness Increaser?

  Yes, using an excessive amount of Hardness Increaser can lead to over calcification, resulting in scaling on pool surfaces, filters, and equipment. It's crucial to follow the recommended dosage and regularly monitor your pool's water chemistry to prevent imbalances.

•   How do I add a Hardness Increaser to my pool?

  To add a Hardness Increaser, start by determining the required dosage based on your pool's size and current calcium hardness levels. Dissolve the calculated amount of Hardness Increaser in a bucket of water, then slowly pour the solution into the pool while the pool pump and filtration system are running. This helps distribute the hardener evenly.

•   I have a Fibre glass or Vinyl pool, so why do I need Calcium in my pool?

  This is a good question that is often asked. Water will try to balance itself by removing Calcium from pool walls, but when we have an inert pool surface like Fibreglass or Vinyl there isn't any calcium to be removed. So the water will start to find other ways to balance itself and want to take it from the bather. This is why we often have dry itchy skin when we get out of a pool that has low or no hardness to the balance.

   

  By adding Hardness Increaser, we actually make the water a much more comfortable experience to swim in.

•   Why do I need a water hardener for my pool?

  AquaPure Hardness Increaser, is used to adjust the calcium hardness levels in your pool water. Proper water hardness helps prevent corrosion of pool surfaces, stabilizes pH levels, enhances sanitizer efficiency, and improves water clarity, creating a safer and more enjoyable swimming environment.

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  AquaPure Chemicals Brochure

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  Aqua_Pure_Hardness_Raiser_-AUS_SDS.pdf