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1. Prepare the Equipment

• Brush pool walls and floor. Vacuum any debris from the pool floor.
• Clean the filter with .
• Store Equipment

2. Treat the Water

• Add non-chlorine shock oxidizer (1 lb. per 10,000 gals.) to destroy organic contaminants.
• Add (32 fl. oz. per 10,000 gals. for solid-covered pools, 64 fl. oz. per 10,000 gallons for mesh-covered or uncovered pools) to prevent algae growth throughout the winter.
• Add sequestering agent (use the initial dose of 16 fl. oz. per 10,000 gals.) to protect the pool from stains and scale formation. Allow water to circulate for 12-24 hours.

3. Prepare for Freezing

• After cleaning and treating the pool, lower the water if you are in an area where the water must be lowered due to freezing conditions.
• Drain all water from pipes, pumps, heaters, filters and other pool equipment according to the manufacturer’s directions.
• Cover pool as necessary.

Mild Climate Tips

If in a mild climate where the pool is left full and uncovered, refer to the manufacturer’s directions regarding filter operation. Regularly add your (chlorine), algaecide and sequestering agent.

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