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What is pool coagulant?

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pool coagulant is a preparation that destabilizes small particles and colloids so that they can combine into larger clusters removed by the filter.

What does pool coagulant mean in practice?

The preparation destabilizes colloids so that the filter can retain particles previously passing through the bed or cartridge.

When does it matter?

Improper pH and excessive dosage can increase turbidity or overload the small cartridge filter.

Which solutions are related to it?

First, the pH is corrected, dosed according to the volume and type of filter, and then filtration and rinsing are carried out.