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NY GOV HOCHUL GIVES $16M TO PLUS POOL

Post author:Rudy
Post published:January 16, 2024
Post category:Pool News

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Talking Pools Podcast

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In this episode of the Talking Pools podcast, hosts Steve and Wayne discuss the misleading marketing of pool products, particularly focusing on monoprosulfate. They explore the advantages and limitations of this chemical, its proper usage, and the common misconceptions surrounding it. The conversation also touches on the importance of accurate water testing and the historical context of monoprosulfate in the pool industry. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various aspects of pool maintenance, focusing on indoor pools, water chemistry, and the use of ionizers. They emphasize the importance of understanding the limitations of different products, particularly ionizers, and the role of copper and silver in pool sanitation. The conversation also touches on client management, setting realistic expectations, and the significance of documentation in maintaining good relationships with clients.

takeaways

Marketing often exaggerates the effectiveness of pool products.
Monoprosulfate is a non-chlorine oxidizer, not a sanitizer.
Proper dosage of monoprosulfate is crucial to avoid issues.
It can be used in high-traffic pools with minimal downtime.
Monoprosulfate can lead to false readings in water tests.
Understanding the chemical composition of pool products is essential.
Homeowners often lack knowledge about the chemicals they use.
Monoprosulfate can lower alkalinity and increase TDS.
It's important to follow manufacturer guidelines for usage.
Misleading marketing can lead to misuse of pool chemicals. Indoor pools require careful management of air circulation and water chemistry.
High occupancy in pools can lead to sanitation issues.
Ionizers are not a standalone solution for pool sanitation.
Copper and silver can be effective algaecides but must be used correctly.
Marketing claims about pool products can be misleading.
Non-chlorine sanitizers have limitations and require careful handling.
Client expectations must be managed to avoid misunderstandings.
Documentation and communication are crucial in pool service.
Taking before-and-after pictures helps in client communication.
Understanding the chemistry of pool products is essential for effective maintenance.