Saniklar Winter Clean

Winter Clean

Add Saniklar Winter Clean when it is time to close the pool for the winter. Winter Clean is a modern preservative that minimises spring start-up of the pool. In addition, the product ensures the hygienic quality of the pool water and prevents the precipitation of lime and metal on the sides and bottom of the pool.

Instructions for use Saniklar Winter Clean

Winter Clean is a modern winterising agent for all types of pool water. Winter Clean is added to counteract algae attack and avoid precipitation in the form of metal deposits on the bottom and sides of the pool. This keeps spring cleaning of the pool to a minimum.
First, shock treat the pool water with your usual disinfectant.
Then add 1 litre of Winter Clean per 30 m3 of water.
You pour the desired amount of product into the pool in front of the inlet nozzles while the filter pump circulates the water. One hour after treating the pool, the bathing water is now fully preserved and you can close the pool for the winter.

Pool maintenance

Here's how you can manage your pool and save money and hassle.

Vacuum the pool at least once a week, picking up contaminants that have accumulated on the surface. As a result, you will need to add less chemicals.
Regularly checking and regulating the pH value of your pool has a major impact on how your bathing water will turn out. An excellent and affordable digital measuring instrument is Scuba 2
Whichever disinfectant you use, don't forget to add a little extra as there have been a lot of people using the pool on a nice summer day. You may have to give a little extra shock treatment to bring the levels up to a good hygienic level.
Even if you take good care of your pool, the water can become a bit cloudy on hot days when your pool is used a lot. Then it is good to flocculate small particles that would not otherwise get stuck in the filter. After flocculation, backwash away the particles before you start filtering again.

NOTE! Make sure your family and guests shower thoroughly before swimming.

For more tips and advice, see Saniklar's website.