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When you pour flocculant into your pool, the chemical works by breaking the surface tension of the water, causing the particles to clump together and sink to the bottom. After that, you can simply vacuum the bottom of the pool, ridding yourself of cloudiness once and for all. It’s a good idea to shock your pool once a week, after heavy rain, or just when your pool is getting a lot of use. Remember to always shock your pool at night to protect the chlorine from the destructive rays of sunlight that would burn much of it away. When chlorine is exposed to ultraviolet radiation from the sun, another oxidation reaction occurs, burning off a ton of the needed sanitizer from its useful work in your pool water. If you opt for a mineral system to supplement your sanitizer regime, make sure to keep your chlorine level squarely at 0.5 ppm for best results.

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