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Guess What? FROG @ease Made the All-Star List of Things That Go Best Together:
- Peanut butter and jelly
- Romeo and Juliet
- Rock ‘n roll
- The moon and stars
- Donuts and sprinkles
- Bacon and eggs
- Movies and popcorn
- Wine and cheese
- Family and friends
- FROG @ease SmartChlor® and fresh minerals
Why does this matter?
Because FROG’s unique technology combines chlorine and fresh minerals to kill bacteria 2 ways. You use less chlorine, and you get Cleaner, Clearer, Softer® water that’s Easier to maintain.
OK, but how does this work – and doesn’t chlorine work on its own? Worthy questions, let’s dive in:
Chlorine
Chlorine is effective at killing bacteria. Here’s a bit of the science:
When chlorine is added to water, it forms a weak acid called hypochlorous acid. This acid is proficient at killing bacteria like salmonella and E. coli, and it also knocks out many viruses.
What makes hypochlorous acid lethal to microbes is its neutral electrical charge. Bacteria’s cell walls have a net negative charge and repel other negatively charged particles in the water.
Hypochlorous acid is neutral – it’s not negatively or positively charged therefore, it’s not only able to make contact with bacteria cells, but it also invades them.
Once it invades bacteria it wreaks havoc.
Ideal Ranges
For chlorine to do its job pool water must be maintained within a certain range. The CDC recommends the chlorine concentration stay between 1.0 – 3.0 ppm and the pH between 7.2 and 7.8, “That’s the range at which chlorine is most effective,” said Hlavsa. “If the water pH gets too high, hypochlorous acid won’t form as readily, and a too-high or too-low pH can also cause eye and skin irritation.”1
Are you Over-Chlorinating?
pH balance is essential. But did you know that many hot tubs have chlorine levels much higher than 3.0 ppm of chlorine? Too much chlorine is harsh on skin, hair, respiratory systems, eyes and surfaces. How much chlorine is too much? Many different sources site from 5.0 to 10.0 as too much chlorine.
Using less chlorine is the key – you get it’s bacteria killing power, but not its harsh effects. And, with chlorine price levels rising plus its current scarcity, using less chlorine is a difference maker.
This is where minerals make the difference
When FROG @ease SmartChlor and minerals work together, only 0.5 to 1.0 ppm of chlorine is needed to effectively do its job.
Why? Because FROG fresh minerals and SmartChlor kill bacteria.
The illustration shows the effectiveness of minerals plus a low level of chlorine.
But Not all Minerals are the Same
FROG uses a patented technology that includes a combination of minerals. They are proven to kill bacteria, plus they help maintain pH, absorb acids and add softness. And they’re EPA registered.
FROG @ease’s unique delivery system ensures a sustained level of minerals.
SmartChlor combined with FROG’s mineral technology gives you the best of both bacteria killers, and a whole lot more.
Now you know why FROG made the List of All-Star Pairs.
Aren’t you glad you have FROG @ease?
1. https://www.livescience.com/37122-how-chlorine-kills-pool-germs.html
* Compared to the minimum ANSI recommended or chlorine level of 2.0 ppm for a hot tub.
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