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Free Chlorine Optimal Zone: 2-3 ppm – it’s the sweet spot where the water is just right for a safe splash. Warning Signs: Below 2 ppm means bacteria may thrive, and over 3 ppm can irritate your skin and eyes. Keep it balanced! A chlorine level of 4-5 parts per million (ppm) is slightly higher than the standard recommended range of 1-3 ppm for swimming pools. While it's not extremely unsafe, it can cause some issues:
Skin and Eye Irritation Higher chlorine levels can lead to irritation of the skin and eyes, making swimming uncomfortable for some people, especially those with sensitive skin or conditions like eczema.
Respiratory Issues High chlorine can also affect the respiratory system, causing discomfort especially for asthmatic swimmers.
Swimwear and Hair Damage Elevated chlorine levels can have a harsher effect on swimwear and hair, leading to faster wear and tear or discoloration. While a chlorine level of 5 ppm is not typically dangerous, it is advisable to adjust the levels back into the recommended range to ensure a comfortable and safe swimming environment. If you find your pool's chlorine levels consistently high, it might be good to reevaluate your pool maintenance routine or consult a professional. A chlorine level of 8 ppm is considered unsafe for swimming. It significantly exceeds the recommended range of 1-3 ppm for pool water and can lead to a variety of unpleasant and potentially harmful effects: Reducing the chlorine level to within the recommended safe range is crucial for ensuring the health and comfort of all swimmers. Total Chlorine In Sync: Ideally, it should match your Free Chlorine level to ensure effective sanitation. Treatment Needed: If Total Chlorine is higher than Free Chlorine (resulting in chloramines over 0.2 ppm), it’s time for some pool maintenance! If the total chlorine in your pool is 0.2 ppm higher than the free chlorine (or higher), it suggests the presence of combined chlorine (chloramines), which isn't ideal. Here's a breakdown of what that means and the safety considerations.
Understanding Combined Chlorine Free chlorine refers to the chlorine that is actively sanitizing your pool. Total chlorine is the sum of free chlorine and combined chlorine (the chlorine that has already reacted with contaminants but is still present in the water). The difference between the two indicates the level of combined chlorine.
Safety and Comfort A combined chlorine level of 0.5 ppm can lead to some discomfort for swimmers, including eye and skin irritation, as well as a strong chlorine smell. It's generally recommended to keep combined chlorine levels as low as possible, ideally under 0.2 ppm.
Swimming Safety While a 0.5 ppm level of combined chlorine might not pose a severe health risk, it can make the swimming experience less pleasant and could potentially cause irritation, especially with prolonged exposure. Action Steps: To improve water quality and safety: Shock Treatment: This involves adding a large amount of chlorine or a non-chlorine shock to the water to break down combined chlorine. Regular Maintenance: Ensure your pool's pH and other chemical levels are properly balanced to optimize chlorine effectiveness and minimise chloramine formation. By managing these levels effectively, you can ensure a safer and more enjoyable swimming environment. pH Just Right: 7.2-7.8 – keeping pH in this range helps chlorine do its job efficiently. Imbalance Issues: Below 7.0 can lead to corrosion, and above 7.8 reduces the effectiveness of chlorine, leading to scaling and cloudiness. Alkalinity (TA) Balanced Base: 80-120 ppm – within this range stabilises pH and keeps your pool from mood swings. Extreme Levels: Under 80 ppm can cause erratic pH levels, while over 120 ppm locks pH in place, making it hard to adjust. An alkalinity level of 200 parts per million (ppm) in pool water is on the higher side but still within a range that is generally considered safe for swimming. However, there are a few considerations:
Impact on pH Stability High alkalinity can help stabilize pH levels, preventing them from fluctuating too much, which is beneficial. However, when alkalinity is too high, it can make adjusting the pH more difficult if changes are needed.
Potential for Scaling High alkalinity can lead to scaling, which is the buildup of calcium deposits on pool surfaces and equipment. This can affect the efficiency of your pool systems and the clarity of the water.
Comfort and Clarity While an alkalinity of 200 ppm isn't typically dangerous for swimmers, it can lead to cloudy water and might affect swimmer comfort over time, particularly in terms of water feel. Optimal Range: The ideal range for total alkalinity in pool water is usually cited as 80-120 ppm. Maintaining alkalinity within this range helps ensure effective pH balance, optimal sanitizer performance, and overall pool health. If your pool's alkalinity is consistently high, you might consider using a chemical reducer specifically designed to lower alkalinity without dramatically affecting pH levels. Regular testing and balancing of your pool's chemistry are key to maintaining a safe and pleasant swimming environment. Total Hardness Perfect Hardness: 200-400 ppm – it’s ideal for preventing corrosion and scaling. Off the Scale: Below 200 ppm can be corrosive, and above 400 ppm might lead to unwanted calcium deposits. Calcium hardness levels over 500 parts per million (ppm) in pool water are considered high and can pose some issues, but generally, they are still safe for swimming. Here are the primary concerns associated with high calcium hardness:
Scaling High levels of calcium can lead to scaling, which is the buildup of calcium deposits on the pool surfaces, fixtures, and within the plumbing. This can reduce the efficiency of your pool equipment and lead to potential damage.
Cloudy Water Excess calcium can cause the pool water to become cloudy, which reduces water clarity and can detract from the overall aesthetic and enjoyment of the pool.
Water Feel High calcium hardness can make the water feel harder, which some swimmers might find less pleasant compared to softer water. While these issues primarily affect the maintenance and appearance of the pool rather than posing direct safety risks to swimmers, they can indirectly impact swimmer comfort and increase maintenance costs and efforts. To address high calcium hardness: Dilution: One of the most straightforward methods to reduce calcium hardness is by partially draining the pool and refilling it with softer water, if available. Chemical Treatment: There are specific chemicals available that can help sequester or bind the calcium, preventing it from forming scale and keeping it in solution. Regular Maintenance: Keeping the pool’s pH and alkalinity within the recommended ranges can help manage problems associated with high calcium hardness. Regular testing and balancing of all pool chemicals are crucial to prevent scaling, maintain clear and healthy water, and ensure a pleasant swimming experience. Stabiliser (CYA) UV Shield: 20-40 ppm – this level protects chlorine from burning off under the sun. Efficiency Drop: Below 20 ppm, chlorine dissipates quickly, while above 40 ppm, chlorine’s effectiveness is dulled. A stabiliser level over 80 parts per million (ppm) in a pool, specifically referring to cyanuric acid (CYA), is generally considered too high but not immediately unsafe for swimming. However, excessive levels of stabilizer can lead to several issues that indirectly affect pool safety and maintenance:
Reduced Chlorine Effectiveness Cyanuric acid helps protect chlorine from being degraded by sunlight, extending its effectiveness in the water. However, when CYA levels are too high, it can overly stabilize the chlorine, making it less effective at sanitizing the pool. This means bacteria and algae may not be controlled adequately, which could lead to unhealthy swimming conditions.
Chemical Balance Challenges High levels of CYA can make it difficult to maintain balanced water chemistry. This imbalance can affect the effectiveness of other chemicals and the overall clarity and quality of the pool water.
Potential for Algae Growth With chlorine's effectiveness reduced, there's an increased risk of algae growth, which can make the pool unsafe for swimming if not properly controlled. Safety Measures and Recommendations: Water Dilution: The most straightforward method to reduce high CYA levels is to partially drain the pool and refill it with fresh water. This dilutes the concentration of CYA. Avoid Additional Stabilised Chlorine: If you need to add more chlorine, use non-stabilised chlorine until the CYA levels come down to the recommended range (usually 30-50 ppm for outdoor pools). Regular Testing: Keep a regular schedule for testing your pool water, not just for CYA but for all chemical levels, to ensure a safe and enjoyable swimming environment. While swimming in a pool with a CYA level over 80 ppm isn't immediately hazardous in terms of acute toxicity, the reduced efficacy of chlorine and potential for uncontrolled algae and bacteria growth make it advisable to adjust the CYA level back to a safer range. This ensures that the pool remains both safe and pleasant for all swimmers. Copper Micro Amounts: 0-0.2 ppm – enough to prevent algae without staining or turning hair green. Excess Alert: Above 0.2 ppm might cause stains and a noticeable green tint in hair. Copper levels above 0.5 parts per million (ppm) in pool water are generally considered high and can lead to several undesirable effects, though they may not pose immediate health hazards for swimming. However, it's important to address high copper levels to avoid these issues:
Staining Copper levels above 0.5 ppm can cause significant staining of pool surfaces and equipment. This usually appears as green or blue-green stains that are difficult to remove.
Hair and Skin Discoloration Swimmers, particularly those with lighter-colored hair, might experience green tints in their hair after swimming in a pool with high copper levels. Additionally, prolonged exposure to high copper levels can cause skin discoloration and irritation.
Corrosion Elevated copper levels can also lead to the corrosion of metal components within the pool system, especially if the pool water's pH is not well-controlled.
Health Considerations While short-term exposure to high copper levels isn't typically dangerous, long-term exposure can potentially lead to health issues such as gastrointestinal distress or more severe conditions depending on the exposure level and individual sensitivity.
Actions to Take Identify the Source: Determine where the excess copper is coming from, which could be from corroded pool equipment (like heaters) or copper-based algaecides. Water Treatment: Use a metal sequestrant to bind the copper ions and prevent them from causing stains or discolouration. These treatments don't remove copper from the water but can help manage its effects. To permanently remove or reduce copper from the pool water, draining or part-draining is required. Pool Equipment Check: Inspect and possibly replace any corroding copper parts in your pool’s circulation system. Regular Testing and Maintenance: Continuously monitor your pool's copper levels, along with pH and alkalinity. Keeping the water chemistry balanced can help minimize the dissolution of copper into the water. Reducing copper levels below 0.5 ppm is advisable to maintain pool aesthetics, protect equipment, and ensure swimmer comfort and safety. Regular water testing and maintenance are key to achieving this. Copper levels above 0.5 ppm in pool water are considered very high and can lead to several serious issues that affect both the pool's condition and the safety of swimmers:
Corrosion High levels of copper can accelerate the corrosion of any metal components in the pool system, including heaters, ladders, and pumps. This can lead to expensive repairs and replacements.
Health Risks While brief exposure might not lead to immediate health problems, prolonged exposure to high levels of copper can be harmful. Possible health effects include nausea, vomiting, and long-term damage to the liver and kidneys. Taking immediate steps to reduce copper levels and prevent future accumulation will help ensure the safety of swimmers and the longevity of your pool infrastructure. Phosphates Low Key: 0-100 ppb – keeping phosphates low minimizes algae risks. Growth Trigger: High phosphate levels can turn your pool into an algae hotspot. Phosphates above 1000 parts per billion (ppb) in pool water are not immediately harmful to human health, but they can significantly impact the water quality and maintenance of your pool:
Algae Growth Phosphates are nutrients that promote algae growth. High levels of phosphates provide the ideal conditions for algae to thrive, which can lead to frequent and severe algae blooms. This not only affects the appearance and clarity of the pool water but can also create conditions that demand more intensive chemical treatment and cleaning.
Increased Maintenance To combat the algae growth fueled by high phosphate levels, you'll need to use more sanitizer and algaecide. This increases the chemical demand and ongoing maintenance costs of your pool.
Water Quality While phosphates themselves are not directly harmful to swimmers, the resulting algae blooms can decrease the overall quality of the pool water. Algae can make the water murky and slippery, potentially obscuring visibility and leading to a less safe swimming environment.
Steps to Manage High Phosphate Levels Test and Treat: Regular testing of phosphate levels can help you manage them more effectively. If levels are high, use a phosphate remover product specifically designed to reduce phosphates in pool water. Remove Debris: Keep your pool clean by regularly removing leaves, dirt, and other debris, as decomposing organic matter can contribute to phosphate levels. Maintain Proper Filtration: Ensure that your pool’s filtration system is working efficiently and is cleaned regularly to help remove phosphate sources from the water. Balance Pool Chemistry: Apart from focusing on phosphates, maintaining balanced pool chemistry with proper pH, alkalinity, and sanitizer levels will help prevent algae growth and keep the water clear. Routine Maintenance: Regular brushing and vacuuming of the pool can physically remove algae and reduce the likelihood of it taking hold, even in the presence of phosphates. While phosphates themselves do not make the water unsafe, their impact on algae growth can indirectly lead to a pool environment that requires more chemical treatment and maintenance. Managing phosphate levels is crucial for maintaining clear and healthy pool water and ensuring an enjoyable swimming experience. Salt Beach Feel: 2500-5500 ppm (depending on chlorinator model) – it makes your pool feel like a natural lagoon. Salinity Check: Too little salt can impair your chlorine generator; too much can be corrosive and leave your pool tasting like the sea and damage the chlorinator cell. Salt levels over 6000 parts per million (ppm) in a saltwater pool are considered high and may not be safe for swimming for several reasons:
Corrosion Risk High salt concentrations can lead to corrosion of metal components in and around the pool, such as ladders, pumps, heaters, and other hardware. This can reduce the lifespan of your pool equipment and fixtures.
Water Balance Issues Excessive salt can affect the overall balance of the pool water, making it more challenging to maintain proper pH and alkalinity levels.
Discomfort for Swimmers High salt levels might cause discomfort for swimmers, including eye irritation or a more pronounced salty taste, which could detract from the swimming experience.
Potential Damage to Pool Surfaces Prolonged exposure to high salt levels can also deteriorate pool surfaces, particularly if they are not designed or treated to handle high salinity. Optimal Salt Levels: For most saltwater pools, the ideal salt concentration is typically between 2500 and 5500 ppm. This range helps ensure that the saltwater chlorinator, which generates chlorine from the salt, operates efficiently without the negative effects of too much salt. What to Do: If your pool's salt level is over 6000 ppm, consider the following steps: Dilution: Partially drain the pool and add fresh water to dilute the salt concentration. This is often the most effective method to quickly reduce salt levels. Check Equipment Settings: Ensure that your saltwater chlorinator settings are adjusted correctly according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Regular Testing and Maintenance: Continuously monitor your pool’s salt levels along with other chemical parameters to maintain a healthy, balanced, and safe swimming environment. Addressing high salt levels promptly will help maintain the integrity of your pool’s structure and equipment, while also ensuring a comfortable swimming environment. Keeping these chemical levels in check means you can enjoy a pristine pool that’s both fun and safe for everyone. Let’s keep those waters balanced and enjoyable!

About Us

We are a dedicated team of pool professions who have been looking after customers' pools for more than 15 years. Currently we have just over 800 pools we regularly maintain and each year we do approximately 500 pool leak detections & repairs. Several years ago, because we couldn't buy software that we needed to calculate chemicals, along with costs, automatic invoicing, payment reminders, scheduling and reports, we decided to custom write our own software. The aim was to be able to record any work done or goods sold and have it easy for staff to finalise costs for their visits with a few simple clicks. We soon realised that the software being created wouldn't just be needed in our business, but it would suit every pool business. This was a great concept for pool businesses, but didn't help the home user who looks after their pool themselves. We then decided to create separate software to cater for the home market and modify by removing invoicing, payments, etc. For several years, each time one of our technicians visited a customer’s pool, they tested the customer's pool with a photometer (high-end chemical reader) and also tested the same water with a 4-Pad and 6-Pad test-strip. Our programmers have calibrated the inputs so that now our test-strip results match high-end photometer readings. Our growth in business has been fast to date, because our company philosophy is that we understand the longevity value of a client. Our long term ambitions are to become a household name internationally. We aim to ensure your family can relax and make the most of your pool all year round.

With over 15 years of experience, our team regularly maintains over 800 pools and conducts approximately 500 leak detections and repairs annually. We developed custom software to manage chemical calculations, invoicing, scheduling and reporting when no suitable solution existed. This innovation not only streamlined our operations but also evolved to benefit the entire pool industry, including home pool owners. By leveraging advanced computer vision and machine learning techniques, we have developed test-strip technology that matches high-end photometer readings with professional-grade accuracy. A commitment to long-term client relationships has driven our rapid growth and we strive to become a trusted name internationally, ensuring families can enjoy their pools year-round.

With over 15 years of experience, our team regularly maintains over 800 pools and conducts approximately 500 leak detections and repairs annually. We developed custom software to manage chemical calculations, invoicing, scheduling and reporting when no suitable solution existed. This innovation not only streamlined our operations but also evolved to benefit the entire pool industry, including home pool owners. By leveraging advanced computer vision and machine learning techniques, we have developed test-strip technology that matches high-end photometer readings with professional-grade accuracy. A commitment to long-term client relationships has driven our rapid growth and we strive to become a trusted name internationally, ensuring families can enjoy their pools year-round.

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