How to avoid water saturation caused by isocyanurates
Hi, I'm Danny,
I'll start by explaining that isocyanurates are nothing more than chlorine stabilizers.
Over time, these can cause water saturation by removing oxygenation and, therefore, the correct reaction to chemical products.
In case of saturation, we will certainly find water with an acidic pH below 7.0 or even below 6.8. In these cases, you should remove, or completely avoid, tablets (multifunction or trichlor) and granular chlorine.
At this point, it is necessary to start working with Liquid Klor liquid chlorine, which is hypochlorite-based and avoids water saturation by maintaining a generally higher pH.
For a couple of weeks, therefore, systematically use Liquid Klor to keep your pool water chlorinated.
I recommend treating the water with Liquid Klor for at least 7-10 days once a month. During this period, do not use tablets.
You will discover water like you've never had before, a pool like it was just filled!
I hope this has been helpful.
Until next time, from Danny, your pool expert.