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Before you begin: 1. Ensure all pool equipment is working properly. Adjust stabilizer levels to 40-50 ppm with stabilizer. 2. Test your waters pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness and adjust to the correct level. Adjust pH to 7.2-7.6, adjust alkalinity to 80-125 ppm for plaster pools and 125-150 ppm for vinyl or fiberglass pools, adjust calcium hardness to 200-275 ppm for plaster pools and 175-225 ppm for vinyl or fiberglass pools. Be sure to follow label directions when using other products as outline in directions for this product 3. Check the free available chlorine level and adjust to 1-3 ppm by adding a granular chlorinating product.
Start-Up/Initial Treatment: 1. If water is cloudy or green, superchlorinate pool with appropriate shock product until pool is clear. 2. If using a feeder or floater add 16 oz. of this product per 10,000 gallons of pool water to feeder or floater and then test for free available chlorine. (allow water to circulate at leat 4 hours before testing). Adjust the feeder or floater following manufacturers instructions to establish a free chlorine level between 1-3 ppm. 3. If using plastic skimmer add 16 oz. of this product per 10,000 gallons of water and test for free available chlorine (allow water to circulate at least 4 hours before testing), adding more tablets as necessary to establish a free available chlorine level of 1-3 ppm. 4. When free available chlorine level is adjusted to 1-3 ppm, add the algaecide appropriate to your needs.
Routine Maintenance: Add 16 oz. of this product per 10,000 gallons of water per week, or as often as needed, to the floater, feeder or skimmer to maintain a constant free available chlorine level of 1-3 ppm.
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