Relax Ph and Alkalinity Reducer 7kg
-
Relax Ph and Alkalinity Reducer 7kg
Aspects Pools and Spas
Review this store
Ph And Alkalinity Adjusters Special Offers Water Balance Chemicals
This granular product (Sodium Bisulphate - Dry Acid) is used to the lower the pH of pool water and is also used to reduce Total Alkalinity in pool water. Please Note: This premium chemical is manufactured by Relax but as displayed in the image it is labeled for us as Aspects Pools. It is exactly the same chemical as those directly labeled as Relax.
RRP £1.00
£9.00
Visit Store »
Similar Products
 
|
Relax Ph Reducer 1.5kg Ph And Alkalinity Adjusters Special Offers Water Balance Chemicals This granular product is used to the lower the pH of pool water and is also used to reduce Total Alkalinity in pool water. RRP £1.00 Review this product |
Review this store Aspects Pools and Spas |
£3.00 |
Visit Store » |
|
Relax Ph Reducer 3kg Ph And Alkalinity Adjusters Special Offers Water Balance Chemicals This granular product is used to the lower the pH of pool water and is also used to reduce Total Alkalinity in pool water. RRP £1.00 Review this product |
Review this store Aspects Pools and Spas |
£5.00 |
Visit Store » |
|
Relax Total Alkalinity Plus 1kg Ph And Alkalinity Adjusters Special Offers Water Balance Chemicals Alkalinity Increaser (Bicarbonate) is for raising the total alkalinity level in swimming pool water. Alkalinity is a measure of the amount of alkali (or in chemical terms, bicarbonates and carbonates) in the water. If the alkalinity is too low, any chemicals added to the pool will directly affect the pH, causing rapid fluctuations in pH readings. Alkalinity at the correct level will help protect, or 'buffer' the pH. RRP £1.00 Review this product |
Review this store Aspects Pools and Spas |
£6.00 |
Visit Store » |
|
Relax Total Alkalinity Plus 5kg Ph And Alkalinity Adjusters Special Offers Water Balance Chemicals Alkalinity Increaser (Bicarbonate) is for raising the total alkalinity level in swimming pool water. Alkalinity is a measure of the amount of alkali (or in chemical terms, bicarbonates and carbonates) in the water. If the alkalinity is too low, any chemicals added to the pool will directly affect the pH, causing rapid fluctuations in pH readings. Alkalinity at the correct level will help protect, or 'buffer' the pH. RRP £1.00 Review this product |
Review this store Aspects Pools and Spas |
£11.00 |
Visit Store » |
* Must be complete