Unclear about your goals for your pool? It's really simple.
Every pool owner wants safe, clean, clear, good smelling water and no doubt you do too.
At the same time, in order to take advantage of that healthy, good looking little 'pond' of yours, you need to make sure your eyes and skin don't burn from the pool maintenance chemicals used to get it in shape.
Luckily, that's easy with swimming pool clarifier.
It's not good enough just to have your water free of bacteria.
That's important, but it's only the beginning.
In short, you want to have water, pure water, and nothing but the water.
That means: no skin oils, dead skin cells, algae, dissolved dirt or ash..
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Pool water clarifier helps achieve that.
It's true that oil doesn't mix with water, but when skin oils are washed off into the pool they still hang around, in the form of tiny, tiny droplets.
That makes your water 'muddy' looking, even when there is no dirt present.
Similarly, real mud - in very diffuse form, of course - not only lines your pool surface but drifts throughout the water.
Natural currents induced by breezes, small earth vibrations, and your use of the pool stirs it up.
That keeps it distributed around the pool water rather than being filtered out.
In order to allow your filtration system to function according to design, the particles have to be larger than the filter mesh diameter.
Imagine fish swimming through a net.
If the net holes are larger than the fish, the creatures go right through.
If the holes are smaller, the fish are trapped and can be removed from the aquarium easily.
Your pool filtration system works similarly.
No matter how good your filtration system, skin oil, dissolved dirt, and more can only be filtered out when the particles are large enough to get trapped.
Even diatomaceous earth (the chalky substance used in some filter systems, made of the skeletons of tiny sea creatures) can only do so much without help.
That's the service provided by swimming pool clarifier.
This cleverly designed chemical compound combines with dirt, oil, and more and causes all those tiny specks to make larger clumps.
They may still be too small for your eye to see, but they're now large enough for your filter system to catch.
At the same time, clarifier cleans up the byproducts of other pool maintenance chemicals.
Algaecides, chlorine, and more leave behind dead organisms.
That's their job.
But getting rid of them permanently is the final step.
Pool water clarifier does the job without adding any foul smell, either.
In fact, it helps to keep your water smelling good as well as looking good.
And, with a well designed clarifier, you won't be constantly fighting to keep your pH in balance.
Pour in the clarifier and a few hours later - with your filter system working - you've got clear, fresh water.