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Application of NaDCC in Industrial Circulating Water Treatment
Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC or SDIC) is a highly efficient chlorine donor that has been widely used in industrial circulating water treatment. Its strong oxidizing and disinfecting properties make it an indispensable tool for maintaining the quality and efficiency of industrial cooling sys...Read more -
Application of Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate in fruit preservation
Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (SDIC) is a highly effective chlorine disinfectant, which is often used in swimming pool water treatment, drinking water disinfection and industrial sterilization. It has a highly effective sterilization ability. With the in-depth study of SDI...Read more -
Application of Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC) in Wool Shrinkage Prevention
Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC for short) is an efficient, safe and widely used chemical disinfectant. With its excellent chlorination properties, NaDCC has become a very promising treatment agent for wool shrinkage prevention. ...Read more -
How do you balance free chlorine and total chlorine?
Chlorine is one of the most important chemicals to keep your swimming pool safe and clean. It is used to kill harmful bacteria and pathogens that may breed in the pool water. In swimming pools, it is expressed in different forms. Free chlorine is often mentioned, and com...Read more -
What causes high cyanuric acid in pool？
Cyanuric acid (CYA) is a vital component of pool maintenance, serving to shield chlorine from the sun’s UV rays and prolong its effectiveness in disinfecting pool water. However, when CYA levels become excessively high, it can pose significant challenges and affect water quality. Understand...Read more -
Does adding chlorine lower the pH of your pool?
It is certain that adding Chlorine will affect the pH of your pool. But whether the pH level increases or decreases depends on whether the Chlorine Disinfectant added to the pool is alkaline or acidic. For more information on chlorine disinfectants and their relationship...Read more -
How to Clear Cloudy Hot Tub Water?
If you own a hot tub, you may have noticed that, at some point, the water in your tub becomes cloudy. How do you usually deal with this? You probably don’t hesitate to change the water. But in some areas, water costs are high, so don’t panic. Consider using Hot Tub Chemicals to maintain your hot ...Read more -
Why do people put chlorine in pools?
The role of chlorine in swimming pool is to ensure a safe environment for swimmers. When added to a swimming pool, chlorine is effective in killing bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms that can cause disease and infection. Some chlorine disinfectants can also be used as pool shocks when the...Read more -
What to do if cyanuric acid(CYA) is too high？
In the scorching heat of summer, pools become a sanctuary for beating the heat. However, maintaining clear and hygienic pool water is no easy task. In this regard, cyanuric acid (CYA) plays an indispensable role as a crucial chemical indicator. What exactly is CYA？ First and foremost, we need to...Read more -
Chlorine shock vs non-chlorine shock for swimming pools
Shocking a pool is an important part of pool maintenance. Generally, the methods of pool shocking are divided into chlorine shock and non-chlorine shock. Although the two have the same effect, there are still obvious differences. When your pool needs shocking, “Which method can bring you mo...Read more -
Why does the tap water in my hotel smell like chlorine?
During a trip, I chose to stay in a hotel near the train station. But when I turned on the tap, I smelled chlorine. I was curious, so I learned a lot about tap water treatment. You may have encountered the same problem as me, so let me answer it for you. First of all, we need to understand what t...Read more -
How to choose the right chlorine tablets for your pool
Chlorine tablets (usually Trichloroisocyanuric Acid Tablets) are a common disinfectant for pool disinfection and are one of the more convenient methods. Unlike liquid or granular chlorine, chlorine tablets need to be placed in a float or feeder and will slowly dissolve over time. Chlorine tablets...Read more