Poolife Calcium Plus

Low calcium hardness can cause your pool water to become aggressive, which leads to the corrosion of pool surfaces, ladders, and equipment. Maintaining the right balance protects your investment and helps keep the water chemistry stable.

You should test your water using a test kit or strips. If your calcium hardness level falls below the recommended range—typically 200 to 400 parts per million (ppm) for most pools—you need to add a hardness increaser to bring it back into balance.

Yes. While its primary job is to adjust hardness, maintaining proper calcium levels is a key step in preventing water from foaming. If you are experiencing persistent foam, checking your calcium hardness is a great place to start.

Yes, Poolife Calcium Plus is designed to be safe for standard swimming pool surfaces when applied according to the dosage guidelines. Always ensure the powder is fully dissolved to avoid any potential settling on the pool floor.

The best method is to broadcast the powder evenly across the surface of the pool water while the pump is running. This ensures the product circulates and dissolves properly without concentrating in one area.