As a pool owner or an aspiring one, you might be at a loss of the what’s and how’s of the pool management industry. You also might have heard of a certain pool reigning through the circulation, may be even in your neighborhood. And this pool is the bromine pool. A bromine pool is said to be the hybrid of pools; performing better and requires less maintenance comparing to the ordinary chlorine pool. “Can this be true?” You might ask yourself this. There really seems to be a new craze over this new type of pool as you may identify; but you may want to get in the know before you take that leap of faith. The critics have been wowing about the trend for some time now. With this fact, you may grow more and more intrigued and ask yourself; “What’s up with bromine pools?”.
Well, truly, without the tree there wouldn’t be leaves right? It’s best to start with the root of it all. Let us first get to know the element bromine and how and why it makes pools perform better.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ELEMENT
The element bromine was discovered by Antoine Ballard and Carl Jacob Lowig. These gentlemen discovered the element independently. Bromine was actually extracted from a seaweed and was found to release iodine, a compound that is currently used to clean and sanitize salt water pools.
BROMINE: THE JACK OF ALL TRAITS
Bromine has many uses. It has been deemed to serve as or help with the following:
& #61692; Bromine has been used to control harmful pests like fungi and algae in the mid 90’s. Almost all crop pesticides have had bromine added to them to increase their effectivity.
& #61692; Bromine has also been utilized as a sedative both in animal and human medicine; especially in the 19th and 20th century.
& #61692; In addition, bromine was developed to create the brominated vegetable; which was then used by a number of citrus flavored manufacturing companies as an emulsifier.
WHEN THE MAGIC TRNSCENDS TO YOUR POOL
Bromine offers a sure and effective way for you to clean and sanitize your pool. You can use your existing pool floaters (or buy them if you are just starting out) or invest in a highly reliable but low cost bromine feeder. Unlike chlorine that can easily dissolve within a day or two, bromine conveniently lasts for about 5 to 7 days which enables you to save more money. Of course, bromine works best if you aid it with trusty pool shock (either the chlorine based or the non chlorine based), pool cleaning equipment (like pool vacuums, skimmer nets, pool brush and etc.) and pH and alkalinity balancing chemicals.
Bromine has circulated into the main stream of homes in the U.S for the past several years. It has been studied and has been proven to completely eliminate algae and other microorganisms from the pool water. It is thrifty and economical to exercise. Take that plunge today and try this new and hassle free way to enjoy your swimming pool for the whole duration of the swimming season. Surely, bromine pools are the new breed of pools.
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