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Pro-grade chemicals at the best price! We've been in the chemical business for over 58 years and in that time we've learned a thing or two about how to make pro-grade chemicals. That's why thousands of people choose us to help them keep their pools clean and clear.
Helpful Pool Care Tips from our Knowledgeable Pool Pros see more
Video: Complete Guide on Basic Pool Chemicals
Video: Is All Chlorine the Same?
Video: How to Get Rid of Pool Algae
Video: Pool Shock Made Easy
Keep your swimming pool water safe, clean, and crystal clear with Doheny’s professional-grade pool chemicals. From daily sanitizers to powerful shock treatments, we provide high-quality solutions for both above-ground and inground pools at competitive prices.
| Category | Primary Use |
|---|---|
| Chlorine & Bromine | Daily sanitization available in 3-inch tabs, 1-inch tabs, granules, and bromine. |
| Pool Shock | Powerful oxidizing treatments to kill bacteria and clear cloudy water fast. |
| Pool Algaecide | Treatment and prevention for green, mustard, and black algae. |
| Water Balancers | Essential chemicals to manage pH, Alkalinity, and Calcium levels. |
| Start-Up & Opening Kits | Pre-measured kits designed for an easy spring opening and season start. |
| Stain & Scale Removers | Prevent and remove mineral stains and scale buildup on pool surfaces. |
What are the essential chemicals for a pool?
To maintain a healthy pool, you need four main types of chemicals: sanitizers (chlorine or bromine) to kill bacteria, pool shock to oxidize organic matter, balancers (pH, alkalinity) to prevent corrosion or scaling, and algaecide to prevent green water.
How often should I test my pool water?
We recommend testing your water 2-3 times per week during the peak swimming season. Ensuring your pH and chlorine levels are within the ideal range prevents algae growth and skin irritation.
Can I mix different types of pool chemicals?
No. Never mix chemicals together, especially different types of chlorine. Always add chemicals to the pool water separately as directed on the packaging to avoid dangerous reactions.
Expert Help: Not sure which products you need? Read our Chemical Guide or call us at 1-800-574-7665.
Doheny’s Guide to Properly Storing Pool Chemicals
Why is it so important to store your pool chemicals correctly? First off, proper storage is required to maintain the longevity of your chemicals. Excessive exposure to sunlight, overly hot or cold temperatures, and damp environments can severely deplete the effectiveness of chemicals. The matter of safety is also a concern. Pool chemicals are not only reactive with one another but can also be quite dangerous when exposed to flammable substances. Without further ado, let’s dive into tips on safely securing your chemicals.
