
Staring a freshly filled pool (vinyl liner only*) or converting a
chlorine or bromine pool to PristineBlue
Click here if you are
converting from a biguanide pool system
First Day
- Start with a clean pool.
Be sure all leaves & winter debris are removed & pool has been
vacuumed.
- KNOW THE POOL’S VOLUME.
Almost all “problems” arise from the fact that pool owners don’t know
the proper gallonage of their pool. Click here for our
pool dimensions chart.
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Make sure the water is in
balance. Water balance in a Pristine Blue pool is a little
different than in most pools. Maintain these Pristine Blue levels for
the best in product effectiveness and efficiency. The levels you need
to attain are:
pH - 7.2 to 7.6
Total Alkalinity – 30 to 90 ppm (this is the most important
difference)
Calcium Hardness – 175 to 275 ppm
BioGuard® Water Balancers such as Balance
Pak 100, 200 & 300, Lo ‘n Slo, and Optimizer Plus are 100% compatible
with Pristine Blue.
- DO NOT CONTINUE UNTIL THE
WATER IS BALANCED! If the water is not balanced & clean, the pool
could remain cloudy or hazy for several days.
- Shock the Pool with
Pristine Extra to eliminate bio-waste in the pool water. Avoid
using shock treatments containing Cal-Hypo may lead to cloudy water.
- Add 2 oz. Pristine Check
per 1,000 gallons of water and allow to circulate for at least 4 to 6
hours (preferably overnight).
- Shock the pool daily with a
Pristine Extra until the water is clear & clean.
- ONLY PROCEED TO SECOND DAY
WHEN THE POOL IS CLEAR & CLEAN.
- Run the filter
continuously. Backwash ONLY WHEN NEEDED.
Second Day
- Backwash filter or clean
the cartridge(s).
- Top up the Pristine Blue
level following the
accompanying chart.
- Add 2 oz. Pristine Blue per
1,000 gallons water as an initial dosage (prior Pristine Blue usage).
Important
Note: DO
NOT ADD ANY PRISTINE BLUE FOR THE NEXT 2 (TWO) WEEKS. MAINTAIN pH 7.2
TO 7.6. After 2 weeks, check Pristine Blue level and top-up as needed.
DO NOT OVERDOSE.
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chemicals mentioned here
ALL POOLS:
Remove All Leaves & Debris from
Cover before Removing Cover
Bring Water Level up to Normal operating level
Vacuum pool of all dirt & debris
Clean Liner with Off the Wall or Surface Cleaner
Clean Filter with Kleen It or Strip Kwik Filter Cleaner
Clean ladder treads and Winter Cover with Stow Away® Cover Cleaner
Allow opening chemicals to circulate for 24 - 36 hours
Let water Filter 1 day before bringing in Opening water sample
for
Testing & Analysis
Adjust pH, Total Alkalinity & Calcium Hardness as needed
Continue with regular
Pristine Blue Maintenance.
*New Concrete or freshly re-plastered
pools should thoroughly cure about 6 months before adding Pristine Blue.
Failure to wait may cause staining of the fresh surface.
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