Converting Your Swimming Pool over to Baquacil

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Converting Your Pool to a BAQUACIL POOL

AFTER USING ANOTHER TYPE OF SANITIZER

1) After your pool water has been properly balanced, remove the source of chlorine or bromine (pill, stick, tables, etc.) and make no further additions of these products.

2) Neutralize the chlorine or bromine.

a) If the water is clear, add 1 bottle (5 ounces) of Baquacil Chlorine Neutralizer for every 10,000 gallons of water. Allow the water to circulate for 8-12 continuous hours. Verifty that the free chlorine level is 0, by using a "DPD" - type testing kit with #1 table. OR

b) If the water is cloudy (algae or haze), add 1 bottle (1 gallon) of Baquacil Shock and Oxidizer for every 10,000 gallons of pool water instead of Baquacil Chlorine Neutralizer. Allow the water to circulate for 8-12 continuous hours. Verify that the free chlorine level is 0, by using a "DPD" - type testing kit with a #1 tablet.

3) Take a pool water sample to your Authorized Baquacil Dealer for complete analysis. (See water testing tips by Clicking Here). If your dealer finds that your pool water contains metals, add Baquacil Metal Control as follows: For every 2 ppm of metals present, use 1 bottle (1-1/4 pounds) for every 10,000 gallons of water. Allow the water to circulate for 8-12 continuous hours.

4) Add the Baquacil products your dealer has recommended, following the lable instructions. See start-up dosing chart.