PoolNaturally products are designed to enable a specific species of sphagnum moss to naturally help balance water chemistry. You can see and feel the difference – in water clarity, skin comfort, pH levels, alkalinity, and more. And it’s less work. Simply follow the system steps, monitor water chemistry and replace moss refills each month. That’s it.    

Natural Benefits

Moss bogs are nature’s way of keeping lakes clear and clean. Creative Water Solutions found a specific variety of sphagnum moss can help balance pool water chemistry. The PoolNaturally™ System – and the special PoolNaturally moss refills – enable you to maintain water chemistry using fewer chemicals, less often. PoolNaturally is easier on your skin, equipment and our environment.

You'll use:

• Less chlorine
• Less shock
• Less algaecide
• Less stain remover
• Less scale remover

                            What is Included in Your PoolNaturally System?

The PoolNaturally system consists of a dispenser and installation kit with instructions designed to tap into new or existing above ground or in ground pools. PoolNaturally refills are used in the dispenser in dosages related to the volume of water in the pool.

Three dispenser sizes accommodate pools from the smallest above ground pool to those over 50,000 gallons. The 10 inch dispenser is for pools up to 20,000 gallons, including both in ground and above ground installations. A single 20 inch dispenser will service pools with a capacity starting at more than 20,000 gallons up to 40,000 gallons. Pools with more than 40,000 gallons in capacity will require two 20 inch dispensers.

The PoolNaturally refill comes in two sizes: standard and large. The standard size fits the 10 inch dispenser and the large size is for the 20 inch dispenser. The PoolNaturally refills come packaged with ten or thirty inserts per carton.

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