If Only You All Really Knew

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
02/06/2011 17:48

Just how good a 100% no chlorine swimming pool can really look and feel,well wait no longer,take a look,and 2 videos to follow.

I am amazed still when we look @ some of our customers pools and hear there feedback to us.



They and i am still amazed that a swimming pool can really look this good without chlorine or any chlorinators or any expensive electronic gadgets or the use of extra electricity.



http://s847.photobucket.com/albums/ab37/zerochlor/one%20hundred%20percent%20non%20chlorine%20pool/



Happy Chlorine Free Swimming Folks

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
02/06/2011 18:15

1st video



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpHj09VUiMQ

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
02/06/2011 19:24

Sorry for the delay.



Doesnt it just look so inviting.



some day all pools will be treated in this way.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIphmu779S4



Happy chlorine free swimming folks

Ralph96



Joined: 01/07/2008
Posts: 531

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 05:17

How much to change over?

Tatum1


Joined: 23/03/2009
Posts: 337

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 08:43

Yes .... what cost to change over?????

0maintenance


Joined: 22/09/2010
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Message Posted:
03/06/2011 10:10

Ralph96 & Tatum1



Just the cost of 1 bottle of zerochlor,or maybe 1 & a hlf bottles,depending on your pool size.



No special pump or filters or different sand,no extra electricity or running the pump extra time,no special electronic gadgets than can go wrong.



Also we do look after pools the zerochlor way,there is a difference 8x4 £55 per month



10x5 £65 per month

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 11:24

When using Zerochlor....don't you still need to use Chlorine on occasion?



I'm still waiting for an answer...

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
03/06/2011 12:03

Groucho.



35 mins is not along time to wait for an answer.



If you had of read the zerochlor website which is very informative then you also would of known the answer to your question that you have been waiting for.



We use potasium monopersulphate.



so we dont have to use chlorine on any occasion!



But some people that are budgeting there finances may find it a cheaper option to use chlorine to oxodise with rather than useing potasium monopersulphate,because it is cheaper and they feel it makes zerochlor last much longer.

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 12:22

Hi Groucho,

Our pool was a constant problem for us. We used to look after it ourselves and being busy working, it was always a secondary consideration, especially when I used to come in tired and I just couldn't be bothered to start cleaning and treating the pool.

We worked out that last year, we spent more time cleaning the pool than we did using it ?!?

You know the amount of customers that come to our house and in the end, the state of the pool was an embarassment.

We decided to go with Zerochlor and also allow them to do the maintenance. It took them about 4 days to bring a filthy pool that was full of green water, to a state that I can only describe as fantastic.

Clean, sparkling, soft water and I don't have to think about it, apart from ordering water when it needs it.



I can thoroughly recommend Zerochlor's product and pool service - another business who understands good customer service !

MrsSnakes



Joined: 19/12/2008
Posts: 1100

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 12:42

Ive just come back from the UK and taken my first swim in my Zerochlor pool this morning........my skin smells lovely and I have no nasty irritations!! Most of all, my chronic Asthma is not aggrevated at all. In a chlorine pool, I would be now sitting here with breathing difficulties and a bit smelly!! Regards, Mrs Snakes.

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
03/06/2011 13:34

Thanks very much paul/WM,im happy when i see that lovely big pool sparkling and getting used as it should be.



Welcome back Helena,Ohh he was missing you



Glad your very happy again this year with your choice of swimming pool product.



"2" more happy customers,only 9412 to go !



Happy chlorine free swimming folks



http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 15:42

I was still waiting because I posted the same question on another thread (you hijacked) and you did not reply...

Groucho



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Message Posted:
03/06/2011 15:55

How costly is potassium monopersulfate?

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
03/06/2011 15:59

Which thread on another post did i hijack?

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
03/06/2011 16:04

potasium monopersulphate is around 3.20 per kg £. and comes in 25kg sacks.



I believe i am the cheapest seller of this product in the world



Happy chlorine free swimming folks



A little bit of homework for you now groucho to see if i am the cheapest supplier of potasium monopersulphate,retail not wholesale.



http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 16:32

I was asking because I want some quality oxidiser and £80 for 25KG is a good price. I will pop in.



BTW http://www.cyprus44.com/forums/64557.asp

Was the thread, which was not about Zerochlor to which you chose to add a plug for your business. I don't have a problem with that but if every thread about pools attracts your attention it might get a little bit like a cracked record...

0maintenance


Joined: 22/09/2010
Posts: 2179

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 17:00

poolsan used to sell it 6 years ago for 130 pounds per 25kg.



every thread about swimming pools will attract my attention im affraid to say.



Thats the beauty of zerochlor



Publicity and the name zerochlor in all things to do with pools brings in customers.



I am not of an retirement age yet,to pay taxes i must work,working means selling my product ;) whether that is like a cracked record or not.



Happy chlorine free swimming folks



http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

vincent1


Joined: 20/07/2009
Posts: 212

Message Posted:
03/06/2011 17:08

And you Dave.

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
03/06/2011 18:01

Good nite.



Im going home,ive been a short hand typist enough today.



Vincent1.



David says have a great weekend.



And happy chlorine free swimming folks



Have a good weekend groucho!





Amanda.

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Message Posted:
04/06/2011 19:30

My friend has Looked @ so many pools this last week that have been green or just turning green,what is going on with some of the pool cleaners who are useing chlorine,are you useing old chlorine from last years stock?

Or could there be another not so healthy batch of weak chlorine on the island?



Happy chlorine free swimming folks





http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

0maintenance


Joined: 22/09/2010
Posts: 2179

Message Posted:
06/06/2011 07:02

Hello.



Could the person who left a message on my website either visit again or if you read here the answer is ,no im sorry we do not look after pools in lefcosa,we do have several customers,but as yet they all look after there own pools.

The person who asked me if i sell floatrons,im sorry i do not,but there is a person on cyprus44 who is the agent for floatron here in cyprus.

The person who left a message asking what size pools will zerochlor work on, it will work on any size pool.



Happy chlorine free swimming folks



http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

proger1



Joined: 18/04/2009
Posts: 2919

Message Posted:
08/06/2011 16:38

I am wondering about zerochlor as an additive, does it just go in the pool ot is it a slow releae thing like the chlorine tablets, I should point out I know nothing about pools, I have always had my pool done by others

Washerman


Joined: 19/09/2008
Posts: 2301

Message Posted:
08/06/2011 18:36

We visited some friends last night who changed to Zerochlor on our recommendation - absolutely delighted !

Said the water is so soft, she doesn't need to condition her hair after swimming.

You've really got to try it, even if it is only to condition your swimming pool water and make it a pleasure to swim !

Scoty


Joined: 23/05/2010
Posts: 846

Message Posted:
08/06/2011 18:51

Mate of mine changed over recently - could not say enough about it. Pool looked great and the water did 'feel' better - if that is possible!

No smell of chlorine after being in either.

0maintenance


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Posts: 2179

Message Posted:
08/06/2011 20:11

Hi proger1/paul.

Zerochlor is an addative,with only 1 other product to be used with it if your useing it in a swimming pool,it is not a slow release,as it is liquid form,once it enters the pool water it spreads throughout the pool water very quickly.

Also i know david uses it in his water tanks on the roof,around 1 cap full per ton of water,shower water feels different he seems to think and soap foams up more he says and does not seem to feel as itchy after a shower when he has added zerochlor to the water tanks,ive not tried that yet.



washerman/paul.Thanks paul and glad to know your customers are now also our customers and are totally happy with both products,cant be bad ,sitting in a non chlorine pool watching uninterupted sat TV,no freezing,no itching skin



Scoty.

Thanks for the nice comments from your friend/s, really does make us happy to know there are so many satisfied customers who really are feeling the benefits of such a brilliant product.



David has just

cont,

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
08/06/2011 20:14

applied for another grant,fingers crossed i hope he will get it,as he will pass on the saving to the customer,in saying that it took 9 months to get the last grant,and it came as a total surprise when he got it.



Happy chlorine free swimming folks





http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

snakes



Joined: 28/10/2008
Posts: 1512

Message Posted:
08/06/2011 20:30

Proger1 message 27 ! as you may know we have used zerochlor from day one ! Mainly because Mrs Snakes has asthma which is aggravated by chlorine ! However, Zerochlor certainly requires a little more attention to detail and chemical mixture, once you have mastered it you will not regret it ! The main thing is that Zerochlor (as do most pool chemicals) needs an oxygeniser which can be a little chlorine which defeats the object yet the cheaper option ! When you finally acheive perfect PH level, you can easily monitor the copper level of the zerochlor, and then occasionally adding Potassium Monosulphate, which is a superb oxygeniser although a tad expensive very worth while ! For a pool 10m x 5m you will need about 1.5klo of potassium monosulphate which is on average approx £80 per 25 Kilos. once this balance is acheived you will find that your pool water is crystal clear and every other aspect of the pool perfect ! whats more you dont stink and eyes do not sting !! regards barry

ivebinad


Joined: 03/06/2011
Posts: 224

Message Posted:
08/06/2011 20:35

I used Zerochlor, great product, great service, if only everything in the TRNC did what it said on the bottle.

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
08/06/2011 21:41

Thanks ivebinad,glad you was happy with the product when you was living here.



David has not heard from the new owners of your villa yet.





Happy chlorine free swimming folks



http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

ivebinad


Joined: 03/06/2011
Posts: 224

Message Posted:
08/06/2011 23:24

I recommended the new owner to use Zerochlor and told him of the benefits as he has small children, he should be in touch soon.

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
09/06/2011 09:32

Ivebinad



Im sure they will call into see david when they are ready,would be nice to grab a few more pools in the arapkoy area.





Happy chlorine free swimming folks





http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

ivebinad


Joined: 03/06/2011
Posts: 224

Message Posted:
09/06/2011 09:37

I didn't live in Arapkoy, you must have me confused with someone else

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
09/06/2011 11:37

ivebinad.



Sorry i just looked in the book.



esentepe,well i dont go out to look at the pools do i.





Amanda

ivebinad


Joined: 03/06/2011
Posts: 224

Message Posted:
09/06/2011 20:15

An easy mistake to make Amanda

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
10/06/2011 19:07

We will have new copper test kits in stock next week if any 1 needs to re-stock.



This will not be a 3in1 test strip as before.



It is a more professional testing kit which in my view is far more professional that the test strips.



The test strips where ok but now i have finally found somthing much better and easier and i feel 100% accurate.



Before any1 comments on selling something that i knew was not the best test kit,its what was available at a price to suit all pockets at the time and did do the job,but not to my standards that i wanted.



Happy chlorine free swimming folks





http://www.zerochlor.co.uk

0maintenance


Joined: 22/09/2010
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Message Posted:
11/06/2011 12:45

http://www.cyprus44.com/forums/65575.asp

Pugwash


Joined: 06/09/2010
Posts: 1797

Message Posted:
11/06/2011 13:01

O's my pool was zerochlor but I had issues with my hair which went green, the pool man said to stop using it, and is ok now, why would this have been?

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
13/06/2011 08:49

pugwash



Your pool guy did not know what he was doing as most dont.



He over dosed your pool.



would be good to know who your pool guy was,then maybe i can explain more,which company did or do you use.

If you over dose a pool with chlorine you hair could go yellow,im sure you know that.



I think ive asked you before who your pool guy was,then i could know if he has used zerochlor or another product called proxide,but you did not tell me in the other thread,so lets hope you can tell me in this thread,then we can get to the bottom of your hair with a green tinge which washes out with fairy liquid or tomato ketchup

0maintenance


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Message Posted:
13/06/2011 09:14

Oh well pugwash.



dejavu



you did the same in another thread,asked the question regarding your supposedly green tinge hair and when i asked which pool cleaners you used you could not or did not want to tell me,how can i help you if you do not wish to help me?



Stick with what you know best i say then "poison" AKA chlorine.

0maintenance


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Posts: 2179

Message Posted:
13/06/2011 18:53

A reply to pugwash,only the 5th time.



Have you had a think yet as to which pool cleaners you use,your quick enough to say they was useing zerochlor which i do not believe you anyway,you posted the same comment weeks ago and when asked you just went quiet as you did in this thread.



Its possible that all of the bleach you have used in your hair over the years is the cause,and ur pool cleaners saying they was useing zerochlor but wasnt,and ur hair went a funny colour because of the proxide they was putting in your pool.



Anyway,its not a problem,no need to answer now,as ive had 4 emails today pointing out that you still have not told the forum who your clever pool cleaners are.

Pugwash


Joined: 06/09/2010
Posts: 1797

Message Posted:
13/06/2011 18:58

zerochlor, as it is obviously you, not Amanda I do not do my pool my "pool man does" maybe he did overdose, however he used according to your directions, simple as that. I don't use peroxide on my hair I am dark and do not bleach or use other colourings. I will ask him to contact you.



Of course it was Zerochlor, why would I bother to mention it otherwise?

0maintenance


Joined: 22/09/2010
Posts: 2179

Message Posted:
13/06/2011 19:05

pugwash.



This is not zerochlor,why do you not know the name of the company who cleans your pool,dark hair cant go a green tinge from the copper in zerochlor even if over dosed,you are the kind of person to make such comments just to try to steer people away from a good product,you spouted the same comments weeks ago and when asked who your pool cleaners are,again you could not say,as now you cannot say,if it was not pooltech looking after your pool then all i can say is your pool cleaner must of bought some of davids product that was stolen from his shop,as only pooltech are sold his product.



Only you know why you would bother to mention it,and im sure any normal person who thought there hair was going a slight green colour would of been right on the phone to david @ zerochlor to ask for a solution,so as you never and your pool man or company never,i will take anything you say with a large pinch of salt.

0maintenance


Joined: 22/09/2010
Posts: 2179

Message Posted:
13/06/2011 19:16

Ah,maybe your another ex pat doing things on the cheap and getting illigal pool cleaners to try and maintain you paddling pool.

Now i know why you cannot name them after being asked for weeks and weeks.



Nite Nite pugwash



How can people take you serious.