Pool chemicals

In this category, you will find everything you need for disinfection, pH adjustment, keeping the water clean, and preventing algae growth – available in both chlorine and chlorine-free forms, sometimes with a pleasant scent. We have also considered children's safety: we offer a special, gentle paddling pool disinfectant that is foam-free and pH-neutral, making it ideal for the water of the youngest children. Main product groups in this category Chlorine-based disinfectants These are among the strongest and fastest-acting pool chemicals. Advantages: - effective against bacteria and viruses, - fast cleaning, - long-lasting protection against contamination. Available in tablet and granulated forms. Chlorine-free pool chemicals They offer a gentle alternative, especially for sensitive skin, children, or smaller pools. Features: - disinfection without chlorine smell, - skin- and environmentally friendly composition, - stable water quality. Many versions also leave a pleasant scent. Algaecides (algae killers) They prevent or eliminate the greenish discoloration of the pool and the settlement of algae. With regular use, the water remains crystal clear for longer. pH regulators (pH-lowering and pH-raising agents) The proper pH value (usually 7.0–7.6) is crucial. It helps to ensure that - disinfectants work effectively, - the water does not irritate the skin and eyes, - the pool water remains clean. Children’s pool disinfectants Specially developed, completely foam-free, pH-neutral liquid that: - prevents algae growth, - reduces unpleasant odors, - extends the usable life of the water. Ideal for paddling pools, alongside regular water changes. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 1. Should I use chlorine or chlorine-free disinfectant? Chlorine disinfectant is stronger and disinfects faster; ideal for larger pools. Chlorine-free products are gentler, have no chlorine smell; recommended for smaller or indoor hot tubs, as well as for people with sensitive skin and children. 2. Why is pH adjustment important? Because improper pool water pH reduces the effectiveness of disinfectants, can irritate the skin, and make the water cloudy. Disinfectants work optimally between 7.0–7.6. 3. How can I prevent algae growth? Regular use of algaecide, proper pH regulation, adequate disinfection, and daily filtration can prevent the slimy, green contamination caused by algae settling in the water, which also soils the pool material. 4. Does children’s pool disinfectant replace chlorine products? It is made for small-volume children’s paddling pools, where it provides additional protection alongside regular water changes. It is not suitable for disinfecting larger pools. 5. How often should I change the water in a children’s pool? Even with disinfectant, it is advisable to change the water daily or every 1–2 days. Due to the small volume, it becomes contaminated quickly. 6. Which is better for a hot tub: chlorine or chlorine-free product? For hot tubs, chlorine-free (bromine or active oxygen-based) products are generally recommended, as they are less irritating and do not produce pungent-smelling vapor. 7. How much chemical should I add to the pool? Always follow the dosage instructions on the packaging. The required amount depends on the size of the pool, water quality, and usage.