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Reddit mentions of Natural Chemistry 05141 Pool Magic Phosfree, 1-Liter

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Natural Chemistry 05141 Pool Magic Phosfree, 1-Liter
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  • Natural Chemistry pool magic phosfree is ideal to treat your pool at the beginning and end of each season
  • Maintains low phosphates all season
  • Helps preserve pool liners and finishes
  • Makes water feel soft and silky
  • Comes in 1-liter container
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Found 1 comment on Natural Chemistry 05141 Pool Magic Phosfree, 1-Liter:

u/diadexus ยท 1 pointr/pools

Here's what I use for my ~17000gal inground vinyl pool in zone 7 (PA):

  • 1 L Metal Free
  • 4 lbs non-chlorine shock (Leslie's Fresh & Clear)
  • 1 lb chlorine shock (Leslie's Power Powder Plus) - sometimes less
  • 1 Qt algae control
  • 1 L Pool Magic + PhosFree
  • 1 winterpill

    Here's my process:

  • make sure TA is in 120-140PPM range
  • make sure pH is in 7.4-7.6 range
  • drop water line
  • bump filter and drain it
  • remove ladders, skimmer baskets, jet fittings
  • toss any tablets that were in chlorinator, drain
  • blow lines
  • add 1 L Metal Free
  • add 4 lbs Fresh & Clear
  • if free chlorine is between 1-3ppm, add power powder plus to increase
  • wait a day (high chlorine will kill algaecide)
  • add 1 qt Algae control
  • 1 L pool magic + phosfree
  • put on cover


    In January/Feb (those weird days where it gets to be really warm) I'll throw in an aquapill under the cover. I forgot to use it this year though, and the water was fine.. but it was a pretty cold winter.

    Note: to circulate chemicals after lowering the water, I use my pool cleaning robot. If you don't have one, you can use a submersible pump, with the return hose going right back into the pool.