Chloramines are compounds that form when chlorine in pool water combines with sweat, urine and other waste that swimmers bring
One in every five people pee in the pool, and one hundred percent of competitive swimmers pee in the pool.
Urine itself isn’t so bad, however, when urine (uric acid) reacts with the chlorine in the pool it creates disinfection byproducts (DBPs).
Pool chlorine can have a long-lasting negative impact on children’s health that many pool owners and parents are not aware of. When chlorine destroys contaminants in pool water, it creates harmful disinfection byproducts and chloramines.
Are you looking for a new pool sanitation system? Here are four common myths about pool treatment we’ve debunked to help you in your search.
My last two blogs explained how Clear Comfort’s Advanced Oxidation Process is a safe and effective pool sanitization method. Now I discuss one health issue that makes this new technology so important.
With an eco-friendly pool, you can do your part for the environment. Today there are a number of sustainable products that will help you turn your pool from an energy-sucking, chemical-ridden hot zone to a pristine, healthy, sustainable swimming environment.
Here are five ways to make your pool more green (but in a good way):
Descalants are one of those products that show up in industrial water systems with a little bit of mystery around
The Corpus Christi water challenge is about more than drought. It’s about how a growing coastal city, a strong industrial
Commercial pool operators manage constant contaminant loading. Sweat, body oils, lotions, cosmetics, and urine enter the water every day. Chlorine
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