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

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Why is My Fish Tank Cloudy?🐠 -- How to Troubleshoot an Aquarium with Cloudy Water! 💧

Hey hot tub owners! Is your hot tub water cloudy? Here are 4 common causes… 1. Your chlorine or bromine levels are too low 2. There’s dead algae or debris in the water 3. Your pH, alkalinity or calcium hardness are too high 4. There’s a buildup of body oils, lotion or dead skin cells in the water or even in your pipes To help keep things clear… -Shock your hot tub regularly with an oxidizer -Add a regular weekly clarifier to your water -Drain and clean your hot tub with a line flush every 3 to 4