A Complete Guide to Pool Shock Treatments

A Complete Guide to Pool Shock Treatments

What is Pool Shocking?

Shocking requires adding a strong dose of sanitiser to eliminate bacteria while removing chloramines and clearing up cloudy water. Pool maintenance requires shocking as an essential procedure.

When to Shock

After heavy use

Following rain or storms

Weekly during summer

Types of Shock

Chlorine shock: fast-acting, ideal for serious contamination

Non-chlorine shock: oxygen-based, gentle and effective

Why Deep Blue?

Our products have received scientific testing which proves their superiority over standard brands and they include step-by-step dosage guidance and video instructions.

Eco & Safety Benefits

Our non-chlorine options are more environmentally friendly and suitable for those with sensitive skin. Our company provides low-emission delivery services to customers.

FAQs

After shocking my pool how many hours must pass before I can swim?

The swimming period should be limited to 12–24 hours until the chlorine levels reach safe ranges.

Can I use shock in hot tubs?

Yes, but choose our non-chlorine spa shock for hot tubs.

How often should I shock my pool?

The swimming season requires weekly shocking of the pool and heavy use requires additional shocking.