How to RAISE pH in Your POOL (and NOT Affect Alkalinity) | Swim University

Is the pH in your pool too low? Low pH means your water is acidic – and acidic water can corrode your pool equipment, wear down your liner, erode metal and concrete, and prevent your sanitizer from working properly. Luckily, there are three easy ways to bring up your pH levels: pH increaser, soda ash, or aerating your water. But some of these options are cheaper than others and only one of them won’t affect your other levels. So here’s a quick guide on how to raise your pool pH.

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⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to How to Raise Your Pool pH
00:45 - What Causes Low pH?
01:26 - pH Increaser vs. Soda Ash
01:49 - How to Raise pH with Soda Ash
02:55 - Raising pH with Baking Soda
03:19 - How to Raise pH with Aeration

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