Pristine Blue
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Pristine Blue is the heart of the Pristine Blue non-chlorine pool and spa system.
When using Pristine Blue you can swim immediately after application.
This product is used to control algae and bacteria in residential swimming pools and hot tubs.
Best of all Pristine Blue is environmentally friendly, and EPA registered as an algaecide and bactericide (Nonpublic Health Bacteria).
PRODUCT DOSAGE
SWIMMING POOL START UP:
2 ounces per 1,000 gallons of water.
HOT TUB START UP:
6 milliliters per 100 gallons.
These dosages will yield a rate of 0.9 ppm metallic copper. Pristine Blue levels should be checked every 2 weeks.
DIRECTIONS
To control algae and nonpublic health bacteria and bacteria that cause odor problems in residential swimming pool, spas and hot tubs:
FOR POOLS:
Apply at a rate of 2 fluid ounces of Pristine Blue per 1,000 gallons of water (20 fluid ounces per 10,000 gallons)
FOR SPAS AND HOT TUBS:
Apply at a rate of 6 milliliters of Pristine Blue per 100 gallons of water using supplied measuring cup.
These dosages will yield a rate of 0.9 ppm metallic copper.
EVERY 14 DAYS:
Test the copper level using a standard commercial swimming pool copper test kit. Add Pristine Blue to raise level back to 0.9 ppm. The amount of Pristine Blue to be added is proportional to the starting concentration and volume of water. Do not exceed 1.0 ppm metallic copper.
APPLICATION AND HANDLING EQUIPMENT:
Application, handling or storage equipment MUST consist of fiberglass, PVC, polypropylene, viton, corrosion resistant plastics or stainless steel. Never use mild steel, nylon, brass or copper around Pristine Blue. Always rinse and clean equipment thoroughly each night with plenty of fresh, clean water.
INGREDIENTS
Copper Sulfate Pentahydrate (CAS no. 7758-99-8): 19.8%, Other Ingredients: 80.2%, Metallic Copper: 5%For more information on Pristine Blue, please watch this informational video.
PRODUCT FAQ'S
Mixing any chemicals can result in unfavorable results. It is always best to ask a trusted pool store associate or call the product’s manufacturer before combining chemicals. Here are a couple of rules to live by: 1) Never pour chemicals together in the same container, 2) Never add water to chemicals, instead add chemicals to water, 3) Never add chemicals to your pool close to the surface at the same location time after time. It’s best to “take a walk” with your chemical applications and never allow them to contact skin or pool surfaces directly.
We’ve found over the years that PristineBlue is compatible with most chemicals when added to the pool or spa as previously stated. We ARE compatible with chlorine, bromine, and salt chlorine generators.
DEFINITELY DO NOT use the following products with the PristineBlue maintenance system:
- METAL OUT (products to remove metals, i.e., iron from your water) Call us first.
- ALGAECIDES (it is unnecessary, and many contain copper which could lead to overdosing)
- BIGUANIDES (also known by the brands Baquacil* and Soft Swim**)
- IONIZERS (copper or copper/silver)
PristineBlue is compatible with all of these filtration systems.
- PristineBlue can be used from season to season if stored in a closed container above 32° Fahrenheit.
- PristineClean, PristineCheck and PristineClear no expiration on effectiveness.
- PristinePower and PristineExtra2 are most effective if used within 1 year of purchase, but continue to a degree for several years when stored properly.
- PristineBlue Mini Test Kit reagents and PristineStrips have a shelf life of 2 years.
- EnzyPure is most effective if used within 2 years of purchase.
Unfortunately, people with blond or chemically treated hair are susceptible to “swimmer’s hair” regardless of what chemicals the pool is treated with. To prevent swimmer’s hair, always use PristineClean as directed. Wetting chemically treated hair with tap water before swimming and shampooing afterward should be standard practice.
Yes, PristineBlue is compatible both ozonator and UV systems.
Yes. PristineBlue can be used in all pool surfaces. PristineBlue is not recommended for use in newly constructed or resurfaced plaster pools until your contractor informs you the surface is fully cured.
