E-Z Clor

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E-Z Clor Calcium Hardness Increaser - 4lbs

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Product Description

Protect your pool’s infrastructure and extend the life of your equipment with E-Z Clor Calcium Hardness Increaser (4 lbs). Low calcium levels can lead to "soft water," which becomes aggressive—leaching minerals directly from your pool’s plaster, grout, and stone surfaces, while also corroding metal heat exchangers and fixtures. This concentrated granular formula effectively raises the calcium hardness of your water, creating a balanced environment that prevents costly etching and pitting. Simple to apply and fast-dissolving, E-Z Clor provides the essential mineral foundation needed to maintain crystal-clear water and a pristine pool finish. 

Key Features

  • Surface Protection: Specifically formulated to stop the erosion of plaster, tile grout, and pebble finishes caused by low calcium levels.
  • Equipment Longevity: Helps prevent the corrosion of metal components, including heaters, ladders, and pump seals, by balancing water chemistry.
  • Concentrated Formula: High-purity granular flakes allow for precise dosing and rapid integration into the pool water.
  • Reduces Staining & Scaling: By maintaining an ideal calcium range (typically 200–400 ppm), it helps prevent water from becoming corrosive or forming unsightly scale.
  • Essential for All Pool Types: Crucial for plaster, gunite, and concrete pools, and highly recommended for vinyl and fiberglass to protect metal hardware.
  • Easy Application: Dissolves quickly when added directly to the water or pre-dissolved in a bucket, ensuring no cloudy residue is left behind.

Specifications

Specifications

Brand E-Z Clor
Chemical Name Calcium Chloride
Weight 4 lbs
Form Granular / Flake
Target Range 200 – 400 ppm
Pool Types Plaster, Vinyl, Fiberglass
Function Raises Water Hardness
Solubility Fast Dissolving

Warnings and Disclaimers

  • Heat Reaction: Calcium Chloride generates heat when mixed with water. Always [add chemical to water](https://ezclorchemicals.com), never water to chemical, to avoid splashing or "boiling" reactions.
  • Over-Treatment Risk: It is significantly easier to add calcium than to remove it. High levels (>400 ppm) can cause [cloudy water and scaling](https://ezclorchemicals.com) on equipment and tile lines.
  • Storage Hazard: This product is highly hygroscopic (absorbs moisture from the air). Keep the container tightly sealed in a cool, dry place to prevent it from turning into a solid block.
  • Safety Gear: Can cause skin and eye irritation. Use gloves and eye protection when handling granular flakes.
💡 Pro-Tips for Success
  • The Slurry Secret: For the best results, [pre-dissolve the product](https://ezclorchemicals.com) in a bucket of pool water before pouring it around the perimeter. This prevents undissolved flakes from sitting on the pool floor and causing localized heat spikes on the finish.
  • Circulation is Key: Run your pump for at least 4-6 hours after application to ensure the minerals are evenly distributed throughout the entire body of water.
  • Test Before You Toss: Always test your [Total Alkalinity (TA) and pH](https://ezclorchemicals.com) before adjusting calcium. Water balance is a see-saw; getting your pH right first makes the calcium adjustment more effective.
  • Vinyl Protection: Even though vinyl pools don't have plaster, you still need calcium to [protect the metal ladders](https://ezclorchemicals.com) and the internal copper heat exchanger in your heater.
Manufacturer Disclaimer: Information is sourced from [E-Z Clor](https://ezclorchemicals.com) official product documentation. Features and compatibility are subject to change by the manufacturer. Professional installation is required to ensure product safety and validity of the manufacturer's warranty.

User Disclaimer: This document is intended for general knowledge and informational purposes only. It should not be interpreted as professional advice for pool equipment installation, electrical wiring, or chemical treatment. Always consult with a qualified pool professional, licensed electrician, or refer to the specific product label and manufacturer guidelines for installation and safety procedures. The user assumes all risk for improper handling or installation.