How do I maintain my Intex Easy Set pool?

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One may also ask, can I use liquid chlorine in a vinyl pool?

Liquid chlorine is a good choice to use in a vinyl liner pool. The chlorine itself isn’t as concentrated as others and it distributes very quickly throughout the water reducing the risk of having concentrated areas of chlorine.

Also, how much chlorine do I add to my pool for the first time? If you’re adding chlorine for the first time, add the amount of product required to achieve a free available chlorine level of 2 to 3 ppm. The instructions will let you know how much to use to raise levels by 1 ppm per 10,000 gallons (38,000 L) of water.

Also question is, should I cover my Intex pool every night?

So, should you cover your pool every night? Yes, you should cover your pool every night for several reasons. First off, a pool cover saves energy and conserves water by decreasing the amount of make-up water and evaporation.

Should I put chlorine in my inflatable pool?

Although inflatable pools don’t need to use chlorine, it’s one of the most common ways to keep pool water sanitary and safe to swim in. The chlorine is used to efficiently kill bacteria in the water that may be harmful to swimmers. Larger inflatable pools will benefit the most from the use of chlorine.

Does the Intex Easy Set pool need chlorine?

For the greatest protection against algae, bacteria, and cloudy water, Intex pools should maintain a chlorine level of 2.0-4.0 ppm at all times. If you opted for the Intex Salt Chlorinator, you can make your own chlorine by adding the correct amount of Pool Salt to the water.

How long can you leave water in an inflatable pool with chlorine?

Every 10 to 14 days will be okay. But, other exceptions will force you to change the water often. For instance, for pools that you don’t sanitize with bleach to kill germs and bacteria, drain the pool daily. Note: Stagnant water that has no chlorine will be unhealthy within 24 to 48 hours.

Where do you put chlorine tablets in Intex pool?

What chemicals do you put in a pool for the first time?

Chemicals Needed for Pool Start Ups

  • Stain & Scale Preventer.
  • Granular Shock Chlorine.
  • Chlorine Tablets.
  • pH Increaser and/or pH Decreaser.
  • Alkalinity and/or Calcium Increaser.
  • Cyanuric Acid (Stabilizer)
  • Algaecide and Clarifiers if needed.
  • Complete Test Kit or Test Strips.

How do I keep my 10ft pool clean?

What chemicals are needed for Intex Easy Set pool?

Intex Pool Chemical Startup List

  • Alkalinity increaser (sodium bicarbonate)
  • Alkalinity decreaser (sodium bisulfate)
  • pH increaser (sodium carbonate)
  • pH decreaser (sodium bisulfate)
  • Calcium hardness increaser (calcium chloride)
  • Sanitizer (liquid chlorine, chlorine tablets, Intex saltwater pool system)

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