Deep Blue Pro PH Minus 7Kg PH- pH decreaser
26th January 2024
25 Comments
- pH Minus Granules: Easily lower your pool’s pH to the ideal level of 7.2 – 7.6 for maximum comfort and chemical efficiency.
- Bather Comfort: Maintain a balanced pH for a soothing and enjoyable swimming experience every time.
- Chemical Efficiency: Optimize the effectiveness of your pool chemicals by ensuring the pH is within the recommended range.
- Equipment Protection: Protect your pool plant equipment from corrosion and damage by balancing the pH levels correctly.
- Simple Application: Dissolve easily in water and apply with clear instructions for hassle-free pH adjustment.
- Effective Results: Achieve the desired pH level with precision to enhance water quality and clarity.
- Quick Action: See results within hours after treatment, ensuring swift correction of pH levels.
- Multiple Treatments: Suitable for repeated use until the ideal pH balance is achieved for your pool or hot tub.
- Versatile Dosing: Convenient dosing rates provided for hot tubs, small pools, and medium pools for accurate application.
- Quality Assurance: Trust in a reliable product designed to meet your pool maintenance needs effectively and efficiently.
ColS –
Really good quality chlorine. We usually purchase from jacuzzi itself but have found with this chlorine we have actually used less than normal. Its really good quality. Thanks
ColS –
Really good quality chlorine. We usually purchase from jacuzzi itself but have found with this chlorine we have actually used less than normal. Its really good quality. Thanks
gracey b (verified owner) –
It may seem expensive, but it does a great job chlorinating my 10 foot pool. I only need to add a little every few days to keep the test strips happy, so I envisage this amount is going to last me a few summers Anyway, you have to have it, so might as well take the plunge lol
gracey b (verified owner) –
It may seem expensive, but it does a great job chlorinating my 10 foot pool. I only need to add a little every few days to keep the test strips happy, so I envisage this amount is going to last me a few summers Anyway, you have to have it, so might as well take the plunge lol
Robert Mcbride –
Great product, keeps the hot tub and pool crystal clear. With 50 tablets per pack it also lasts a long time. Ive used many brands of chlorine tablet over the course of time, some with mixed results, this however, is the one I will continue to use and reorder. Both the product and seller are 5 star, highly recommended.
Robert Mcbride (verified owner) –
Great product, keeps the hot tub and pool crystal clear. With 50 tablets per pack it also lasts a long time. Ive used many brands of chlorine tablet over the course of time, some with mixed results, this however, is the one I will continue to use and reorder. Both the product and seller are 5 star, highly recommended.
Matt949 (verified owner) –
Works well in 10 foot pool, very simple to use. Only small issue was that when they arrived and the tub was opened a small cloud of dust came out. I assume this is due to them having been through the post so for online buying probably cant be avoided
Matt949 –
Works well in 10 foot pool, very simple to use. Only small issue was that when they arrived and the tub was opened a small cloud of dust came out. I assume this is due to them having been through the post so for online buying probably cant be avoided
Rae WALKER (verified owner) –
Been using this stabilized chlorine product for a long time now, and for the price 9.99 and free delivery it is one of the best price places to buy this.We use a 10ft bestway outdoor fast set pool, and this stuff keeps the water crystal clear, and 100 algae free. I use about 20g to keep the pool around 4 to 5 ppm mgl parts per million, or milligrams per litre. This is at the upper limit of the manufacturers guide, but theyre being too cautious I come from a family of lab chemists, and vouch that at these levels its safer to drink a litre of the chlorinated pool water than a litre of some of the soft drinks out there Think for a moment that in some dermatology practices, people immerse themselves in waters with concentrations of chlorine starting at 50 PPM.. thats literally 10 times more than we cautiously trickle into our pools dont worry.. youre not going to melt or find yourselves rushing to the hospital if you go a bit over, so never panic. Remember it is ALWAYS safer to swim in slightly over chlorinated water, than unsanitised, under chlorinated water. 5ppm works perfectly for us. FYI, stabilized chlorine has an acidic stabilizing agent to prevent the chlorine vanishing in a puff of vapor. Stabilizing chlorine prolongs the life of chlorine in the water, but a side effect is that it raises the acidity level in the water ever so slightly.. only when acidity reaches higher than wanted levels is when you need to help the water out a bit… my advice… Chuck some sodium bicarbonate baking soda bicarbonate of soda in if ph is showing a bit too low on your test sticks, no need for expensive additives. Usually, most test strips have steps i.e. one colour band to the next. Our pool is just shy of 4000 litres and I find approx 65g of bicarb brings the acidity down one step. Far cheaper than the branded PH increasers 5 per kilo vs 10.Theres no need to rate less than 5 stars unless youre judging the price. This stuff works, does exactly what its supposed to. At 10, great value. Homebase sells this for 15. The chlorine itself is spot on, and contaminate free.
Rae WALKER (verified owner) –
Been using this stabilized chlorine product for a long time now, and for the price 9.99 and free delivery it is one of the best price places to buy this.We use a 10ft bestway outdoor fast set pool, and this stuff keeps the water crystal clear, and 100 algae free. I use about 20g to keep the pool around 4 to 5 ppm mgl parts per million, or milligrams per litre. This is at the upper limit of the manufacturers guide, but theyre being too cautious I come from a family of lab chemists, and vouch that at these levels its safer to drink a litre of the chlorinated pool water than a litre of some of the soft drinks out there Think for a moment that in some dermatology practices, people immerse themselves in waters with concentrations of chlorine starting at 50 PPM.. thats literally 10 times more than we cautiously trickle into our pools dont worry.. youre not going to melt or find yourselves rushing to the hospital if you go a bit over, so never panic. Remember it is ALWAYS safer to swim in slightly over chlorinated water, than unsanitised, under chlorinated water. 5ppm works perfectly for us. FYI, stabilized chlorine has an acidic stabilizing agent to prevent the chlorine vanishing in a puff of vapor. Stabilizing chlorine prolongs the life of chlorine in the water, but a side effect is that it raises the acidity level in the water ever so slightly.. only when acidity reaches higher than wanted levels is when you need to help the water out a bit… my advice… Chuck some sodium bicarbonate baking soda bicarbonate of soda in if ph is showing a bit too low on your test sticks, no need for expensive additives. Usually, most test strips have steps i.e. one colour band to the next. Our pool is just shy of 4000 litres and I find approx 65g of bicarb brings the acidity down one step. Far cheaper than the branded PH increasers 5 per kilo vs 10.Theres no need to rate less than 5 stars unless youre judging the price. This stuff works, does exactly what its supposed to. At 10, great value. Homebase sells this for 15. The chlorine itself is spot on, and contaminate free.