Description:
Using Fiber Clear as a Light Top Coat Filter Aid:
Add fiber clear directly into the skimmer to provide a top coat to your sand filter. Add only enough fiber clear to produce a 1-2 psi increase on your pressure gauge. This improves your filter’s ability to capture particulate down to 2 microns. When it is time to backwash, all the fiber clear and particulate exit the filter. you should recharge with fiber clear for the next filtration cycle.
Using Fiber Clear as a Top Coat Filter Aid:
Add fiber blend directly into the skimmer (after backwashing fiber clear out of your system) to provide a top coat to your sand filter. Add only enough fiber blend to produce a 1-2 psi increase on your pressure gauge. This improves your filter’s ability to capture particulates down to 2 microns.
You may experience faster pressure increases as the filter now captures particles that pass through sand filters. Simply backwash and recharge with fiber blend until all the pool water has cycled through the filter. A pool cycle is typically 3 to 5 hours.
Fiber blend contains a natural enzyme that scavenges oils in pool water, (suntan lotions, body oils, and cosmetic residue). Your water clarity will improve dramatically…and the scum line on the tile will be greatly reduced.
Fiber clear beats diatomaceous earth in every aspect possible. It’s cleaner, safer, easier and less expensive.
Banish dangerous DE. and replace with a winning blend of Fiber Clear. Fiber Clear is a pure cellulose filtration media. this is a natural, organic hardwood based material that is extremely fine and made to filter pool water to incredible levels of clarity. here’s what fiber clear can do for you:
- Replaces Diatomaceous Earth in your DE Filter
- Provides superior water clarity.
- Filters particles down to 2 microns (Diatomaceous Earth filters down to 4 microns).
- Is environmentally safe and non-toxic.
- Keeps your pool sparkling clear - giving the water a "polished" look.
- Backwashes easier and quicker than Diatomaceous Earth.
- Saves water and chemicals