Waterline Deposits
Visible white, chalky buildup on tile, surfaces and fittings.
Purify Air • Water • Health
Pool & Hot Tub Water Solutions
Better Water for
Pools & Hot Tubs
A Water Softener with a Dechlorinator
Helps Protect Your Investment
Helps Protect Your Investment
Reduce hardness minerals and chlorine in your fill water to help
prevent scale buildup, keep your water clearer and support longer
life for your pool, hot tub and equipment.
LESS SCALE
CLEANER WATER
PROTECT EQUIPMENT
BETTER SWIMMING EXPERIENCE
The Problem:
Hard Water and Chlorine
Municipal and well water often contains calcium and magnesium
(hardness minerals) and chlorine or chloramines. When this water
is used to fill or top up your pool or hot tub, these minerals
and chemicals can contribute to scale buildup, cloudy water and
wear on equipment over time.
Scaled Jets
Mineral buildup around jets and fittings can restrict water flow.
Scale on Heaters
Scale on heat-transfer surfaces can reduce heating efficiency
and contribute to equipment problems.
Cloudy Water
Under scale-forming conditions, dissolved minerals can precipitate
from the water, contributing to cloudiness and deposits.
The Solution:
Soften and Dechlorinate
Your Fill Water
A properly sized water softener helps reduce calcium and magnesium
minerals that cause scale. A dechlorinator (activated carbon)
reduces chlorine and chloramines from municipal water. Together,
they provide ideal fill water for your pool or hot tub, helping to:
- Minimize scale buildup on surfaces, jets and heaters
- Help maintain cleaner, more balanced water
- Support better performance and longer life for your equipment
- Provide a more enjoyable swimming and soaking experience
Your Pool Water Needs Balance —
Not Simply “Soft Water”
Too much calcium can promote scaling, while insufficient calcium can
be more aggressive toward certain pool surfaces and equipment. The
ideal water balance depends on your specific pool or hot tub and
equipment manufacturer recommendations.
Balanced Water
Helps protect surfaces, equipment and provides a better swimming
and soaking experience.
Why Hot Tubs Can Show
Hard-Water Problems Faster
Hot tubs operate at higher temperatures and have relatively small
water volumes. Heat, evaporation and changes in water chemistry
can cause dissolved minerals to precipitate, leading to chalky
residue, rough surfaces and deposits around jets and fittings.
Minerals in your fill water
Heat, evaporation and water chemistry
trigger scale formation
trigger scale formation
Scale can build up on jets, heaters and
other equipment, reducing performance over time.
other equipment, reducing performance over time.
A Smarter Approach to
Pool & Hot Tub Water
1
Understand your source water
Municipal or well water.
2
Test the water
Check hardness, chlorine/chloramines and other key
characteristics.
3
Recommend the right system
A water softener with a dechlorinator, sized for your
home and pool or spa.
4
Enjoy the benefits
Less scale, clearer water and better protection for
your investment.