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How to convert a chlorine or
bromine pool to Soft Swim® or biguanide
Be sure filter has been operating a minimum of 12 hours continuously & will be in continuous operation during the conversion period
Make sure your Chlorine or Bromine level is 1.0 ppm or lower
Neutralize left over Chlorine or Bromine using 1 (one) bottle of Soft Swim® C per 10,000 gallons
If Chlorine or Bromine is over 1.0 ppm, add Chem Out® Chlorine Neutralizer
Retest Chlorine or Bromine. Level should be 0.0 ppm before continuing
If heavy metals are present (iron, copper or manganese) add 1 bottle of Soft Swim® Stain & Scale Control to neutralize metals
Add 1 Bottle of Soft Swim® C Clarifier to oxidize any unfilterables & to set a reserve of "C" in the water
Add 8 oz. Soft Swim® A Algicide per 8,000 gallons
Allow filter system to run overnight
Next day, add 1 bottle of Soft Swim® B Bactericide per 10,000 gallons of water
Adjust pH, Total Alkalinity & Calcium Hardness to proper levels
After 1 week of operation, chemically clean filter with Soft Swim® Filter Cleaner
Before, during and after the conversion process, bring in a one quart sample of the pool water for a complete BioGuard® Testing and Analysis.
To Make Your Soft Swim® Experience Fantastic, add
Optimizer Plus® to create a level of 50 ppm to 80 ppm. Using Optimizer Plus® will significantly reduce your Soft Swim B and C consumption.
For best results, Soft Swim® is the ideal Pool Care program for
Residential pools with the following characteristics:
Not more than 25,000 gallons
Excellent circulation, sand filter preferable
Pump operates at least 12 hours per day
Any surface type, but especially vinyl lined pools
If you still need help, here's how to
reach us: Telephone (during
store hours): Stratford 203-377-0100
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