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Pool Tips on Saving Money - ChemicalsReduce Chlorine UsageSince pool stabilizer Many pool owners don't give enough attention to keeping the pH in the proper range and then wonder why they have to put so much chlorine in the swimming pool to keep it clear and algae free. The fact is that chlorine is most effective at a pH level of around 6.0 and least effective above 8.5, but either of these values will create a harsh environment for the pool surface, pool equipment, and swimmers. The recommended pH range for a swimming pool is anywhere between 7.2 and 7.8. ![]() So based on the chart above, the chlorine will be around 60% active at a pH of 7.2 and around 30% active at a pH of 7.8. Simple math says that 7.2 would be a good target pH for optimizing chlorine effectiveness and possibly reducing chlorine usage up to 50%, a significant savings! For this reason alone it is worth investing in a good pool test kit Helpful Products for this Tip Taylor Pool Test Kit Aquaguard Pool Test Kit
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