Sequesters (isolates) metals in pool water and removes fresh pool stains without increasing phosphate levels
Use Natural Chemistry Metal Free when metals are present, with stain removers, and as a weekly preventative
A powerful chelating agent; deactivates stain-causing metals including iron and copper
Prevents surface staining and water discoloration caused by metals
Will not add unwanted phosphates to swimming pool water
Compatible with all sanitizing systems and pool surfaces
Recommended for saltwater pools
Not affected by pH or temperature
Natural Chemistry Metal Free Directions for Use
Caution: Take care not to spill or splash METALfree on pool deck or coping.
Add 32oz (1L) of METALfree per 20,000 gallons (75,000L) of pool water
Sprinkle in pool water pool perimeter. Do not add through skimmer
Maintenance Dosage: Add one capful (4oz) per 10,000 gallons (38,000L) every week
About Pool Stains from Metals
To test a pool stain for metals, place a Vitamin C tablet (must be pure Vitamin C, not a multi-vitamin) directly on the stain. Allow the tablet to dissolve (brushing is not necessary). If the pool stain underneath the tablet has been lightened or removed once the tablet dissolves, it is a stain caused by metals.
If you follow a stain removal procedure for pool stains caused by metals and the metal stains keep coming back to your swimming pool, there may have been metal particles in your water when you re-introduced chlorine to your pool. If you add chlorine to pool water that contains trace amounts of metals, the metals will be oxidized and will quickly reform the pool stain. Frequently testing pool metal levels, especially before adding chlorine, will give you a chance to prevent re-staining.