You can typically swim 2-4 hours after adding calcium hardness increaser, once it's fully dissolved and circulated. Always test calcium hardness levels and ensure proper water balance before swimming.
Wait times vary by chemical: 15 minutes for liquid chlorine, 8-24 hours for calcium hypochlorite shock, and 30 minutes for muriatic acid. Always test water before swimming.
Wait times after pool cleaning depend on the type of cleaning performed. For basic maintenance cleaning, you can swim immediately. For chemical treatments, wait 15 minutes to 24 hours depending on chemicals used.
Wait times vary by chemical: 15-30 minutes for liquid chlorine, 8-24 hours for calcium hypochlorite shock, and 30 minutes for pH adjusters. Always test water levels before swimming.
You can typically swim 20-30 minutes after adding alkalinity increaser, once it's fully circulated and dissolved. The exact wait time depends on your circulation system and the amount added.
Wait times depend on chlorine type and amount added. For liquid chlorine at normal doses, wait 15-30 minutes. For shock treatments, wait 8-24 hours until chlorine drops to 1-4 ppm.
You can typically swim 15-30 minutes after adding granular stabilizer if properly dissolved, or immediately after adding liquid stabilizer. The key is ensuring complete dissolution and proper circulation.
