Is your pool dirty?
With a big black line at the waterline?
This is normal after winter, even if you have put up a tarp.
But no need to use harsh chemicals for the skin.
Fortunately, here is a natural trick to clean the pool liner without chemicals, even if the pool is full.
The simple and effective trick is to clean it with baking soda . Watch:
1. Take baking soda.
2. Sprinkle it on a sponge.
3. Get into the pool in a bathing suit.
4. Rub the dirty mark with the sponge.
5. Put baking soda on the sponge.
6. Continue around the pool.
There you go, your pool is now perfectly clean without having used any chemicals :-)
Easy, fast and effective, right? Not to mention that it's 100% natural.
Products sold on the market are so harmful that it is forbidden to bathe for 12 to 24 hours after their use!
It's scary isn't it? With baking soda, you risk absolutely nothing.
You can enjoy your pool immediately and cool off without waiting.
Even a baby can swim without risk to their fragile skin.
Why does it work?
Bicarbonate is an excellent product that has incredible cleansing, stain-removing and antiseptic properties.
It removes the grime that forms on the waterline easily.
Thanks to its grainy appearance, bicarbonate also has abrasive properties to gently remove dirt, without damaging the liner.
In addition, this trick also works very well to maintain the pool throughout the season.
Don't worry, baking soda is safe for the pool cover, paint or walls whether it's a shell or cement pool, whether it's inground or above ground.
And you can even clean the plastic children's pool, a freestanding pool or a tubular pool in this way.
Bicarbonate has another property. It also has a regulating action of the pH of the water.
It increases the pH of the pool water when it is too acidic (between 0 and 6) and decreases it if it is too basic (between 8 and 14).
This allows you to regulate the water and obtain a neutral pH, around 7.
To test the pH of pool water, simply use test strips. It's super easy! Dip it in water and you will immediately see the result.
If the result is not good, pour a full cup of baking soda into the water. Then let it act overnight.
Retest the pH of the pool water with a new strip.
If the result is still not good, start putting baking soda in the water again and wait another night.
The necessary quantity of bicarbonate will depend on the volume of water, but also on the pH of the water before treatment.
Your turn...
Have you tested this natural trick to maintain a swimming pool easily? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to read you!
