Baquacil anti-algae 1L container

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Baquacil PHMB

Concentrated anti-algae Baquacil destroys algae and prevents their appearance. In liquid form, and free of copper sulfate, it is one of the three basic elements of Baquacil treatment.

• It destroys algae and prevents their appearance.
• Does not contain copper sulfate.
• Highly concentrated product.

Non-foaming with the recommended dosages in swimming pools, so it is particularly recommended for the treatment of very agitated pools, such as slides, swimming against the current, jets...

• High content of active ingredients.
• Very pronounced clarifying effect.
• Pleasant fragrance.
• Easy and very fast total dilution of the product.
• Compatible with all filtration equipment.

Compatible, in diluted state, with disinfectants and treatment auxiliaries used in swimming pools.

Effective whatever the pH of the water to be treated, does not modify the pH of the treated water.

Prolonged shelf life of the concentrated product, subject to storage at a temperature below 40°C.

Initial treatment

Control the pH and maintain it between 7.2 and 7.8 if necessary, using the specific products Baquacil pH MOINS or Baquacil pH PLUS.

Also control the TAC (alkalinity) and maintain it between 80 and 120 mg/l if necessary.

Pour Baquacil SHOCK algaecide (see Baquacil Shock data sheet/label) Pour 100 ml of Baquacil Anti-Algae concentrate directly into the pool for every 20 m3 of water, with filtration running and imperatively in the absence of bathers.

After 24 hours, pour Baquacil PHMB disinfectant (see Baquacil PHMB data sheet/label).

Maintenance Treatment

Control the pH and correct it if it is out of the range 7.2 - 7.8 with Baquacil pH MOINS or Baquacil pH PLUS.

Pour in the oxidant Baquacil SHOCK (see Baquacil SHOCK data sheet/label) If necessary (after analysis), pour in the disinfectant Baquacil PHMB (see Baquacil PHMB data sheet/label).

Pour 100 ml of Baquacil ANTI-ALGAS CONCENTRATE directly into the pool for every 20 m3 of water, with filtration running and imperatively in the absence of bathers.