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Great video, i have a new pool with a uv light, i still use liquid chlorine at night since uv has no residual sanitation. But we always shower before a swim. Wish i could get a salt system to add on that would just keep a .5ppm residual in the pool buy assuming they wont work that low
When I get a pool im going to use iodine. It'll help restore low iodine levels in anyone that swims in it. It's a lot more expensive but it's natural so I'm more comfortable with it.
Can you do a topic on Rola chem chlorinating dispensers
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Hello, how is everything? We are a Brazilian chemical industry, and we manufacture chemical products for the treatment of swimming pool water. Congratulations on your videos, the contents are excellent. Our products for the treatment of swimming pool water are 100% chlorine free. Since the oxidation of water is done by hydrogen peroxide, and sanitization is done by a biocide based on quaternary ammonium salts. We would like to know if there is any swimming pool water disinfection methodology, similar to the one we use? Is hydrogen peroxide used in swimming pool water treatment in the United States? Could you tell us the benefits or harms of using it in water treatment?!
Some erroneous information here about ozone. Corona discharge systems are not typically installed on the suction side. They use a pressure-side venturi. Also, ozone is NOT a substitute for a chlorine residual on typical residential installations. It supplements chlorine and greatly reduces its consumption but is incapable of leaving a residual, therefore requiring the addition of chlorine. Likewise, the video's author is confusing UV-C disinfection with UV ozone production. UV-C acts as a disinfectant and can inactivate chloramines whereas UV-V interacts with atmospheric oxygen to create low concentrations of ozone. They are two completely different animals.
@@adamheath9065 Hi Adam. Sun exposure shouldn't have a lot of impact on the performance of an automatic pool cleaner so I'm wondering if you mean which sanitation option is best for a pool that gets a lot of sun. In that instance, maintaining a sufficient cyanuric acid level to help offset chlorine degradation by the sun's UV rays would be very important. Try to keep a residual of between 30-50 ppm of CYA to ensure maximum efficiency of your chlorine, no matter what method of dispensation you are using. Hope this is what you were looking for.
Video is kind of helpful just doesn't tell me what the best way to do everything is number one number two talking about the mineral deal costing money every year there is no system out there that does not cost money every year because of the simple fact you got to buy chemicals so it all costs money every year maybe a price analysis would be more beneficial than talking like the ones going to cost you more than the other that way you have proof what you're saying is factual
Thanks for checking out our video about chlorine-free pool alternatives! If you'd like to learn more about pool cleaning and pool maintenance, be sure to subscribe to our channel and leave us a comment below to suggest a pool care topic you'd like us to cover in future videos. And don't forget to visit www.SwimUniversity.com/pool to get the Pool Care Handbook and Video Course (Use The Promo Code VIDEO for 10% Off!)
Pristine Blue line of products?
Any info on this product? We were sold it when we bought our above ground pool and are trying to figure it out
Would love a full evaluation of UV light pool systems, costs, effectiveness, maintenance.
Hello can you make a video all bout a copper system. We have a power ionizer and a maintenance video for that would be great.
I get itchy when I get in chlorine water, so looked up Bromine (0:17 /4:44) and it does not irritate like choline.
Great video, i have a new pool with a uv light, i still use liquid chlorine at night since uv has no residual sanitation. But we always shower before a swim. Wish i could get a salt system to add on that would just keep a .5ppm residual in the pool buy assuming they wont work that low
When I get a pool im going to use iodine.
It'll help restore low iodine levels in anyone that swims in it.
It's a lot more expensive but it's natural so I'm more comfortable with it.
Very intriguing. It might also make a nice fake tan :P
Solar pool ionizer…how often do you shock?
Thank you for the video! You mentioned mineral systems isn't copper bad for your pool? Staining? Etc
No.
Please do a video about solar pool ironizer
Do you have a system that is non-corrosive to stainless steel 304 and copper?
Why not iodine for pools?
You can mineral without chlorine with non chlorine shock every week, make it completely chlorine free, right?
But bromide once mixed with ozone treated water just like our drinking water and once the two are mixed turns into bromate which is toxic!?
Would the Enjoy products fall into the mineral sanitizer?
I was curious what the Enjoy pucks are made of.
Can you do a topic on Rola chem chlorinating dispensers
Hello, how is everything?
We are a Brazilian chemical industry, and we manufacture chemical products for the treatment of swimming pool water.
Congratulations on your videos, the contents are excellent.
Our products for the treatment of swimming pool water are 100% chlorine free.
Since the oxidation of water is done by hydrogen peroxide, and sanitization is done by a biocide based on quaternary ammonium salts.
We would like to know if there is any swimming pool water disinfection methodology, similar to the one we use?
Is hydrogen peroxide used in swimming pool water treatment in the United States? Could you tell us the benefits or harms of using it in water treatment?!
Hi isn't the pool solar ionizer a good way
can we sell does product here in the Philippines?
I wonder how a magnetic water filter would work
Peroxide is the best
Some erroneous information here about ozone. Corona discharge systems are not typically installed on the suction side. They use a pressure-side venturi. Also, ozone is NOT a substitute for a chlorine residual on typical residential installations. It supplements chlorine and greatly reduces its consumption but is incapable of leaving a residual, therefore requiring the addition of chlorine. Likewise, the video's author is confusing UV-C disinfection with UV ozone production. UV-C acts as a disinfectant and can inactivate chloramines whereas UV-V interacts with atmospheric oxygen to create low concentrations of ozone. They are two completely different animals.
What’s the best option for cleaning an in ground pool that gets a lot of sun throughout the day
@@adamheath9065 Hi Adam. Sun exposure shouldn't have a lot of impact on the performance of an automatic pool cleaner so I'm wondering if you mean which sanitation option is best for a pool that gets a lot of sun. In that instance, maintaining a sufficient cyanuric acid level to help offset chlorine degradation by the sun's UV rays would be very important. Try to keep a residual of between 30-50 ppm of CYA to ensure maximum efficiency of your chlorine, no matter what method of dispensation you are using. Hope this is what you were looking for.
Video is kind of helpful just doesn't tell me what the best way to do everything is number one number two talking about the mineral deal costing money every year there is no system out there that does not cost money every year because of the simple fact you got to buy chemicals so it all costs money every year maybe a price analysis would be more beneficial than talking like the ones going to cost you more than the other that way you have proof what you're saying is factual
A pool is a pain in the butt. Period and costly
35% Food grade hydrogen peroxide
Can you explain how to use this? Thank you so much!
Wait, so Salt is basically Chlorine?
Yes..salt is electricaly shocked and extracts chlorine from it
Salt is NaCl where Cl is chlorine. That's what you eat too.