What Is Chlorine Lock?
Chlorine lock is when your pool's chlorine becomes ineffective, often due to too much stabilizer, and adding more chlorine doesn't...
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How to Add Chlorine to Your Pool
To chlorinate a pool, test the water first, pick a chlorine option and dose after sunset, run the pump to...
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Signs You Have Too Much Chlorine in Your Pool
Too much chlorine in your pool damages equipment and causes swimmer discomfort. A quality test kit is the only way...
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Types of Pool Shock (and Which to Use)
The most common types of pool shock include cal-hypo, dichlor, liquid chlorine, chlorine-free and lithium. Choose the best for algae,...
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When and How Often Should You Shock Your Swimming Pool?
Shock your swimming pool weekly during peak swimming season and every 2-3 weeks off-season, more frequently after heavy use or...
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Shock vs. Chlorine: What’s the Difference?
Shock is a high-dose, fast-acting chlorine treatment for deep cleaning, while regular chlorine is a lower-dose sanitizer for daily pool...
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