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12 essential questions you need to ask a pool company - part 10

Let's talk water quality... You've joined us for question 10 of our blog series. If you missed it, in this series, we're breaking down 12 questions you should always ask pool companies before you decide who to use. Plus in the process we'll tell you a little more about us over here at orbro POOLS.

These 12 questions will give you essential information and only the best and most professional companies will disclose this information with you, when you are making the decision to choose which one to go with.


Water quality is a really important part of any swimming pool, the amount of chemicals added to the pool can cause irritations and be costly.


Over 2,000 years ago the Ancient Greeks found that algae did not grow in water stored in copper containers. They also discovered that it seemed to purify drinking water.


It was not until the nineteenth century that the reasons were understood, and the process was established commercially. We use charged ions to kill bacteria and algae. A simple to use method of ensuring quality water, with very little effort. As the pool water passes through the in-line cell unit, copper and silver ions are released, reducing bacteria and killing algae.


You still need to use a small amount of chlorine, but by doing this, Chlorine consumption is reduced by up to 60% - making it particularly ideal for those sensitive to chlorine.


That is the equivalent chlorine content tap water has. This method also reduces maintenance and running costs of the pool. We are that confident in our water quality we will drink from our pools to demonstrate how well our equipment is working on keeping the chlorine levels low.

An as always if you have a question, tap the email or phone number below to get in contact. No question is ever too silly to ask. Our friendly team are here to help support you with your dream pool build. Call us: 01903 944594 Email: sales@orbro.co.uk Opening hours - Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays) 8am to 5pm.

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