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Dive into clean, crystal-clear water every time with Hi-Tech Pools & Spas, your local source for premium pool chemicals in Darwin. We’re proud to supply the finest products from industry-leading brands such as Pool Magic, Zodiac, Magnapool and Salt International. From essential salts to effective chlorine solutions, our selection has everything you need to keep your pool sparkling clean and safe for everyone to enjoy.
Ordering from us is a breeze—purchase our top-quality pool chemicals direct at our showroom for delivery to your doorstep. Our dedication to convenience is just one way we’re taking the stress out of pool maintenance. Chat with our team on (08) 8932 1651 or visit us in-store.
Unsure which pool chemicals you need? Don’t worry. Our friendly staff at Hi-Tech Pools & Spas are always ready to provide expert advice. We can guide you on the right types of chemicals and how to use them effectively, catering to your specific pool requirements.
In addition to our quality product offerings, we also provide pool water testing and analysis services. This comprehensive assessment helps us to determine precisely which chemicals your pool needs for optimal cleanliness and clarity. Remember, using high-quality pool chemicals can help prevent the growth of algae and other harmful bacteria, extending the life of your pool equipment and reducing the need for frequent repairs.
Trust Hi-Tech Pools & Spas to keep your pool in peak condition; dive in with us today!
When the pH level is high, it means the pool water is too alkaline. The water will appear cloudy and cause calcification, usually at water level, which will look black and grimy if you don’t take care of it. Swimmers are likely to experience burning eyes and noses, as well as a rash or itchy skin. It can also cause swimwear, pool toys and equipment to deteriorate. You will need to purchase pH Minus, which can be spread on the surface of the water. However, if that doesn’t work, don’t hesitate to contact us.
If the acidity of your water is too high, it will dissolve pool tiling grouting and plaster. It corrodes swimming pool equipment, causes swimwear to fade and may result in burning eyes and noses and itchy skin.
It may be due to the water you used to fill your pool, if it has a low pH level or if due to torrential rain. Alternatively, you may have used too much pH-Minus. Human sweat, body oils, urine and saliva can affect the levels as well.
Chlorine levels are reduced by a number of factors—exposure to the sun (this can be reduced by the addition of a pool cover), the number of bodies swimming, dirt, debris, low or high pH levels, even not adding enough chlorine for the size of your pool.
If your swimming pool is being used on a daily basis, it’s recommended to test your pH and chlorine levels a minimum of twice per week. A chlorinator is a good way of maintaining a consistent level.
