PacifiClear Super Floc-Out

Pool flocculant that settles suspended debris so it can be vacuumed out.

When particles stay suspended

Some pool cloudiness comes from particles too fine for ordinary filtration to catch quickly. A flocculant gathers those particles into heavier material that settles on the floor, where it can be removed with a vacuum set to waste. This is different from a sanitizer. It does not replace chlorine or another approved sanitizing routine, and it is not a cure for every cause of cloudy water. Check the water and filter first so you know whether suspended debris is the problem.

Check the pool before treating

Bring pool pH to 8.0 before treatment. This is a preparation value for the flocculation step. Check pH with a reliable test kit and use the usual pH product directions to make any correction. The flocculant does not change pH, so it will not correct a separate balance problem. If the pool is cloudy because of poor circulation, dirty media, or sanitizer trouble, fix that condition as well.

Plan the cleanup before it settles

After the flocculant has circulated, the pump is stopped so the gathered material can sink without being stirred back into the water. Leave the pool alone during that settling period. The result is a concentrated layer on the bottom, which makes cleanup more deliberate than running the normal filter and hoping it captures everything. Use a vacuum setting that sends debris to waste or drain, not back through the filter. This requires a system with that option and enough water to manage the loss.

Finish with the filter

Once the settled debris is removed, clean or backwash the filter before returning to routine circulation. If new debris enters the water, settling can continue and another cleanup may be needed. Avoid swimming while the water is being treated or while visibility is poor. Keep the pool chemical container closed, follow its directions in order, and do not mix concentrated pool products together. A clean filter and a stable sanitizer routine help prevent a short-term clearing treatment from becoming a substitute for basic pool care.

Product analysis

High-cationic coagulant solution for swimming pool water. It settles fine suspended debris for removal by vacuuming to waste.

Directions for use

• Using a good test kit, adjust your pool water to a pH of 8.0.
• With pump on and filter valve in Recirculate position, add Super Floc-Out™ slowly into skimmer
• Dose at a rate of 8 oz. per 10,000 gallons.
• Allow pump to circulate for 2 hours for even distribution throughout the pool.
• Shut off pump. Let Super Floc-Out™ settle debris to bottom; leave the pool undisturbed for 12-48 hours.
• Double or triple dosage to speed settling time, if needed.
• Vacuum to waste all settled debris with filter in Waste or Drain mode.
• Note: Settling may continue for several days if new debris is introduced. If so, vacuum to waste again.
• Backwash and clean filter.

Cautions

Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling. Remove contaminated clothing and wash separately before reuse. Wear safety glasses or goggles; rubber gloves and body-protective clothing are recommended for workers.

FIRST AID: Eyes: Irrigate copiously with clean water for at least 15 minutes, holding the eyelids apart, and seek medical attention. Skin or clothing: Remove contaminated clothing. Wash skin thoroughly with soap and water or use a recognized skin cleanser. Inhaled: Remove to fresh air, keep warm and at rest. If breathing is irregular or stopped, give artificial respiration. If unconscious, place in the recovery position and obtain immediate medical attention. Give nothing by mouth. Swallowed: Obtain immediate medical attention. Keep at rest. Do NOT induce vomiting.