How much Heatsavr do I need to cover my residential swimming pool?
Residential swimming pool owners can dose their pools on a weekly dosage at a recommended rate of 4 ounces of Heatsavr for every 400 - 600 square feet, or approximately 20,000 gallons of water.
For more information on using Heatsavr on home pools, visit Residential Pool Owners.
For more information on using Heatsavr on home pools, visit Residential Pool Owners.
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Thanks for answering this question! It's good for people to know how much they need in order to have their pool nice and warm.
Should I switch the pump off at night after applying Heatsavr, or is it OK to keep the pump and skimmer running? Thanks, Jack
Helloo. Wish to inquire about the chemical composition of the heat saver as many of my clients are soo concerned about the health harzards and need to know the composition.
My residential pool in s w Florida has a surface ares of 600 sq. ft. My pool heater brings the temp. Up to 90 degrees but due to the lower temp. Of the atmosphere the top 12 inches of the pool drops drama sticky. Will Heatsaver remedy this problem ?. If so then what results should I expect ?.
My pool surface is about 260 square feet. How much heatsavr will I need to use to start it up and how much per week?
can I use this in my spa to help retain heat along with the cover during the winter months?