USAGE:
Use rubber gloves and eye goggles.
Pour the product into the pool at the rate of 700 ml per 1m3 of pure water. Or 1 liter per 1 m3 for very dirty water. For uniform mixing, turn on the circulation system. After 24 hours, the water will turn a brilliant bluish color, the product becomes harmless to humans and you can use the pool.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
Beware! Contains hydrogen peroxide 35%. Avoid contact with skin and mucous membranes of the eyes. In case of contact with eyes or skin, rinse with running water. In case of contact with unprotected skin, temporary whitening of the skin is possible, which disappears after 2 hours. Keep away from children. Keep away from food. Do not mix with other disinfectants and cleaners.
Kids pool.
Hello everyone! I want to share my experience on how to achieve perfectly clear water in the pool with a minimum of chemicals, so that children can swim.
< p class="MsoNormal"> We have an inflatable pool 3mx91cm = 6 tons of water, a simple cartridge filter. This year, the wells were brought down, so they filled in very slowly, almost a month. Because of this, the first three weeks could not turn on the filter - the water simply did not reach the level of the drain hose. The result is deplorable - bass blossomed. Muddy green opaque liquid did not have any effect on bathing: Surfing various forums, I found the topic Atomic Oxygen Pool Cleaner. I didn't want to mess with bleach, because. it is more harmful and hassle more. We decided to try it.
We bought it at Barabashka on an old piece of iron over a canopy. Although the instructions say that 5 liters for 7 tons, and we have a pool for 6 we decided to pour out the whole eggplant - it looked very dirty. Immediately, almost before our eyes, all sorts of rubbish began to rise from the bottom - for two hours I rushed around the pool with a net, catching it. They turned on the filter for the night, in the morning they saw the following: And two days later the water brightened, became a soft bluish hue, although it still remained unclear: Our filter works almost around the clock, with summer prices for electricity it is not fatal. In addition, the water heater works. After about a week the water became clear. Another little tip: the supermarket sells non-woven towel rolls. I tear off 5-7 pieces along the perforation and wrap the filter with the resulting tape. I change 1-2 times a day. Remarkably helps, the cartridge would not have coped. The children bathe with pleasure, the water is now 32 degrees), they swallowed water several times - no reaction. The product was poured twice (a month later I added two more liters). Thanks to everyone who read it and good luck in ennobling the country pool! The only thing I want to add: it is better to replace the cartridge filter with a sand one. Of course, it is more expensive, but it also cleans the water much better - we have such a filter working only a few hours a day and the water is crystal clear without any tricks. Resuscitation of a green country pool - personal experience . No matter how I tried to cover the garden children's pool in the daytime with a black film, how did not protect it from rainwater, but without chemicals, the water bloomed. After a week of heavy rains, I opened the tent and gasped - the water was emerald green, and green dregs lay in a thick layer on the bottom and walls. The weather was warm, the water in the pool warmed up. Draining 2 tons of water, washing the pool with a brush and pouring it again seemed to me torture and a waste of time. I decided to find a way to deal with greenery once and for all. And I found a way to fight with Atomic Oxygen. I liked the tool. I even thought about buying a huge full-fledged pool next year, since the greenery in the water is no longer scary to me. Now in more detail what I got. I fundamentally did not drain the green water for the sake of the experiment. I calculated the amount of funds for the volume of my pool. For 1800 liters * 715 grams \u003d 1300 grams at the rate (715 grams of product per 1000 liters). In rubber gloves poured evenly around the perimeter into the water. I didn't notice anything special. After 12 hours, in the morning the water was still green, but a less intense green precipitate, as it seemed to me. I was already upset, but I stirred the water with an oar, as usual, for better warming. While I was having breakfast, all the greenery disappeared, the water turned blue, but slightly cloudy. The turbidity of the water lasted for several days. Then a sediment fell to the bottom, which I collected and brought out with a hose with a regular nozzle on a vacuum cleaner. After a month of daily bathing, the water is still clear and blue. It didn't affect the skin at all. The child bathes, dives. While small air bubbles are visible on the walls of the pool in the morning, the water will remain colorless.
