25kg Sodium Bisulphate - Pool pH Balancer
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Product Code: RAW00065Sodium bisulphate adjusts pH levels in swimming pools and is utilized in food, cleaning, textiles, water treatment, and agriculture.
Expected standard delivery by Wednesday 12 August
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£36.00
£36.00
£36.00
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How To Use
- Test your pool water using a reliable pH test kit. If the pH level is above 7.6, proceed with the following steps to lower it.01
- Calculate the required amount of sodium bisulphate. For a 10,000-litre pool, approximately 100 grams will lower the pH by 0.1 units. Adjust the dosage based on your pool's volume and the current pH level.02
- Fill a clean plastic bucket with water from the pool. Slowly add the measured sodium bisulphate to the bucket, stirring until it is fully dissolved. Always add the chemical to water, not water to the chemical.03
- With the pool pump running, slowly pour the dissolved solution evenly around the perimeter of the pool, avoiding the skimmer and return jets to prevent concentrated areas.04
- Allow the pool water to circulate for at least 4 hours to ensure thorough mixing of the chemical.05
- After circulation, retest the pool water's pH level. If further adjustment is needed, repeat the process, adding additional sodium bisulphate in small increments.06
- Test your pool water using a reliable pH test kit. If the pH level is above 7.6, proceed with the following steps to lower it.01
- Calculate the required amount of sodium bisulphate. For a 10,000-litre pool, approximately 100 grams will lower the pH by 0.1 units. Adjust the dosage based on your pool's volume and the current pH level.02
- Fill a clean plastic bucket with water from the pool. Slowly add the measured sodium bisulphate to the bucket, stirring until it is fully dissolved. Always add the chemical to water, not water to the chemical.03
- With the pool pump running, slowly pour the dissolved solution evenly around the perimeter of the pool, avoiding the skimmer and return jets to prevent concentrated areas.04
- Allow the pool water to circulate for at least 4 hours to ensure thorough mixing of the chemical.05
- After circulation, retest the pool water's pH level. If further adjustment is needed, repeat the process, adding additional sodium bisulphate in small increments.06
