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Stains are unsightly,
especially, unsightly, especially when they decide to show up in your
pool. There are many different types of stains. Therefore, I will try
to touch on the ones that are most commonly seen.
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Dirt Stains: Looks like a brown stain. If caught
early, it can be brushed away. If not, a special treatment can be done to help remove it. It is caused by
dirt in the pool and suntan oils that bathers use. |
| Copper/Iron
Stains: These are metals that are naturally present in
any water supply. Some are so small your filter can't filter them out.
The copper gives off a blue to gray color where the iron looks
reddish-orange when they accumulate in the pool over a period of time.
At some unpredictable point, these dissolved solid molecules of metal
will separate themselves from the air and water molecules, hence being
in the presence of chlorinated water, these molecules will oxidize
(rust) and present themselves as a stain in the pool. |
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By using a "sequestering agent" this will help minimize the staining.
Sequa-sol, the sequestering agent acts like a liquid magnet that
attracts the metals together, making them bigger, so your filter can
remove them, thus minimizing the possibility of staining. If interested
in this treatment please call the office. Note: We do have a
treatment available, which is in the service guide
under "chlorine & stains", that can aid in
the removal of existing stains. |
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Fertilizer Stains: Looks like spots of rust in
your pool. It cannot be brushed off. The only way to rid yourself of
this type of stain is to use a mild abrasive sandpaper or to acid wash
the pool.
(Be extremely careful
when applying chemicals to your lawn) |
Contact Information
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| Telephone
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| 817.232.8400 |
| FAX
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| 817.232.8459 |
| Postal address
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| 451 Sansom Blvd. |
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Saginaw, TX 76179 |
| Electronic mail
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General Information:
bob@metro-pool.com
Sales: bob@metro-pool.com
Customer Support:
bob@metro-pool.com
Webmaster:
webmaster@computerbarron.com |
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