Posted on One of the most important things to consider when it comes to SPA pool maintenance is whether or not you should hire a professional SPA service company to help maintain the quality of your water or what products are the safest to use. … Read More
Posted on Many different chemicals go into spas and hot tubs. Spa chemical usage is essential, not only for the health of your guests but also for the longevity of your spa equipment. Our blog post will explore some of the most popular spa chemicals available today, as well as their benefits to you and your spa!… Read More
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Posted on [aseo-include] If you have a spa or pool in your backyard, Chlorine Dioxide is one of the best methods for water purification and combating bacteria, the treatment uses chlorine dioxide gas to create a powerful oxidizing agent that kills bacteria and breaks down organic contaminants.… Read More
Posted on What are the advantages of using chlorine tablets and why are chlorine tablets so popular as a biocide
– Chlorine tablets will help maintain a healthy environment in your pool or spa, preventing bacteria and algae from growing.
– Chlorine is less expensive than other sanitizers, making them the most cost effective option for maintaining a healthy environment for your pool or spa.… Read More
Posted on Global market for bromine in hot tubs and pools – Industrial biocides like Bromine are used in many industries, but specifically in pools and hot tubs because they kill bacteria, algae, and other organisms that may disrupt the cleanliness. Bromine is a very popular choice for these two industries because it is one of the most effective and economical.… Read More
Posted on Total alkalinity is important in hot tubs and pools because it maintains the ideal pH level. Total Alkalinity, or TA, helps to prevent brown stains from forming on your pool walls and floor tiles. It also prevents these pesky corrosion problems that can suck all of the chemicals out of your system.… Read More
Posted on The Biocidal Product Regulations 2008 (BPR) are a set of European Union law designed to strengthen the Biocidal Products Regulation which was enacted in 2004. The Biocidal Product Regulations 2008 (BPR) implement a new approval system, which simplifies the approval process for biocidal products.… Read More
Posted on Should a manufacturer, distributor, or retailer that sells biocidal products don’t comply with BPR regulations, then the United Kingdom by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) can assess hefty fines on the violator, and it doesn’t stop there. The violator chain goes up through the manufacturer to the distributor to the retailer that provides the non-BPR-regulated products.… Read More
Posted on The Total Chemical Solutions team often gets asked what the difference is between these two recommended forms of chlorine and which one should be used. For years, bromine has been a popular proactive option for on-site water sanitation due to its non-chlorine properties, which are advantageous in hot tubs or spas because it does not cause dry skin like some chlorinated pools can.… Read More
