UVC In-Line Clarifier: Compact & Powerful

Hey pool owners! When should I add a clarifier to my pool? If you have mildly cloudy water or you want your water to look extra sparkling clean, add a clarifier. It’s a great option to use after a pool party. And unlike flocculant, you don’t need to vacuum out or remove the clarifier once you add it. But you will need to clean or backwash your filter after using it. And if you have seriously cloudy water or want something that works quickly, use flocculant instead. By the way, if you’re looking

Hey pool owners! If you’ve got cloudy pool water, there are two ways to clear it up: adding clarifier or adding flocculant. But which one should you use? Pool clarifier coagulates small particles into smaller clumps that can be removed by the pool filter. It’s easier to use than flocculant, but it’s not as powerful and generally takes longer to clear up your pool water. Pool flocculant coagulates small particles into larger clumps that sink to the bottom of the pool. Flocculant is faster and mor