Perfect Weekly is a blended formula with 3-active products; of course, the argument is that more is better when it comes to blended formulas. I agree that you now have a chance to add a product, COVERfree, which helps reduce water evaporation.
Perfect Weekly:
Cleans water, Removes phosphates, Conserves water & energy
noPHOS traps phosphates (food for algae) in the pool filter which are eliminated from the water after a filter clean or backwash.
SMARTzyme broad spectrum formula breaks down oils and non-living organic contaminants, reducing water sanitizer demand.
COVERfree water evaporation reducer lowers heat loss and reduces chemical use, saving money on pool maintenance.
It helps prevent algae by maintaining phosphate levels below 100 ppb
Lowers costs on chemical use and water consumption
Safe for use in all types of pool filters, including cartridge, D.E., and sand filters
Improves overall water quality and efficiency for healthier pool water
Easily added to pool skimmer while main circulation pump is operating
Add one capful per 8,000 gallons of water weekly for superior pool water quality
Please Note: The sanitizer level should be below five ppm before adding this product
Natural Chemistry PHOSfree plus Pool Perfect is a great blend, and if you want a one-two punch against algae and non-living organics in the pool water, this is the product for you. It's just as good as Perfect Weekly without the COVERfree product.
Natural Chemistry - Pool Perfect + PHOSfree 3 L:
Natural Chemistry - PHOSfree Phosphate Remover 3L
PHOSfree traps phosphates (food for algae) in the pool filter, which is eliminated from the water after a filter is cleaned or backwashed.
SMARTzyme broad spectrum formula breaks down oils and non-living organic contaminants, reducing water sanitizer demand.
If you have your pool's phosphate level checked and it is over 300 ppb I suggest not using the blended formulas but to treat the phosphates first with straight PHOSfree or the NoPHOS formulas. Once phosphte leves are under 100 ppb, you can use the blended formula for a weekly maintence dose.
Natural Chemistry - PHOSfree Phosphate Remover 3L
Dose per 10,000 gallons:
Phosphate level: 300ppb or Less PhosFree dosage: 16oz
Phosphate level: 600ppb PhosFree dosage: 32oz
Phosphate level: 900ppb PhosFree dosage: 48oz
Phosphate level: 1200ppb PhosFree dosage: 67.6oz
Algae must be treated before testing and lowering phosphates. Chlorine must be under 5ppm before testing phosphates.
Leslie's - NoPHOS Phosphate Remover, 2L Bottle:
NoPHOS removes phosphates from your water, giving crystal-clear water without leaving waterline rings or producing strange odors.
Phosphate Remover
20% Stronger than regular PHOSfree
Easily added to the skimmer
Does not cloud water
Clears up water
Do not leave rings
No odor
If the bather load is very high or dogs are using the pool every week, you may want to use Pool Perfect as a stand-alone product. In some cases, the blended formula may be enough, but I have noticed that in severe pool use and particularly with dogs using the pool, Perfect Weekly needs to be added at the total dosage.
Natural Chemistry - Pool Perfect 3 L:
Pool Perfect works with all sanitizers and keeps filters cleaner, breaking down oils, cosmetics, and other non-living organic contaminants.
Naturally cleans pool water and surface.
It gives water a soft, silky feel
Reduces scum lines and surface oils
Reduces the demand for sanitizers and chemicals
Dosage: 1 capful per 8,000 Gallons weekly
Natural Chemistry - COVERfree Liquid Solar Pool Cover Blanket, 32 oz.:
Natural Chemistry COVERfree creates an invisible barrier on the water's surface to help decrease water evaporation and reduce heat loss.
An invisible barrier that conserves water and heating energy
Helps conserve hundreds of gallons of pool water
Excellent surface tension helps the product remain in place
pH neutral
32 O.Z. (1 Qt) bottle
Regardless if you use the blended formulas or the stand-alone product, using these products will reduce your pool maintenance worries and enhance the chlorine in your pool.
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