Note:
Don't get 'Surety Conditioner Plus' confused with Cyanuric Acid which is sometimes called "Conditioner".

Read all Precautionary Statements on packaging.

Directions For Use:
Application
1. Ensure all pool equipment is working properly. Backwash and / or clean the filter system following manufacturer's directions. If necessary, adjust the pH to 7.2 to 7.6; Total Alkalinity to 100 to 150 ppm; and Calcium Hardness to 200 to 275 ppm. When using other products as outlined in the directions for this product, always follow directions on those products.
2. Remove all other chemicals from the skimmer and / or feeder.
3. Dosage: Add Surety Conditioner Plus at a dosage rate of five (5) lbs. per 4,000 gallons of water.
4. With the pump and filter system operating, pour Surety Conditioner Plus into the skimmer very slowly. Break the entire recommended dosage into 5 lb. increments introduced into the skimmer at 30 minute intervals. Continue operating the system for a minimum of 8 hours per day. Do not backwash the filter for two or three days and only when necessary.
5. Shock the pool with a granular chlorinating product ( in chlorine, bromine, salt, or UV treated systems ) following label directions, to establish a chlorine residual. Test for free available chlorine 48 hours after shocking. If the free available chlorine level is less than 1.5 ppm, repeat the shock treatment.
6. Filter backwash and splash-out will remove this product from the water.

Read all 'Precautionary Statements' on packaging.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Swimming Pool Disinfectant Application
This product is best added to the pool as a solution. Pre-dissolve the required quantity of the product in a plastic pail or bottle using 1 gallon of water to dissolve every 2 oz. ( 4 level Tbsp ) of product. Allow the mixture to settle and decant off the clear solution into a plastic sprinkling can and use the clear solution for treatment. This product may also be added to the pool by broadcasting the dry granules over the pool water surface. No one should be in the pool when chemicals are being added. Note: If granules settle to the bottom of the pool use brush to disperse.

Maintain pool parameters in the ranges recommended below or the levels required by the local regulations. Obtain a high quality pool test kit to measure pH, free chlorine residual, total alkalinity, water hardness and cyanuric acid concentration on a daily basis.
 

Initial Chlorination
Begin operation of the recirculation equipment. Superchlorinate the pool by following the direction given below. Wait at least 4 hours, preferable overnight, and then vacuum the pool bottom. Determine the free chlorine residual using a test kit. If no residual chlorine is found, superchlorinate the pool water again. Wait 30 minutes then retest. Repeat the treatment until a minimum of 1.5 ppm free chlorine residual has been established. Do not enter the water until the free chlorine residual is 3.0 ppm or less. Make certain the pool water parameters described above are in the proper ranges.

Routine Chlorination
The pH, total alkalinity, water hardness, and stabilizer concentration should be maintained at the proper levels. Subsequently add 4.5 oz. of this product ( 1.5 oz. in stabilized pools ) per 5,000 gallons of water daily or as often as needed to maintain the desired free chlorine residual whether the pool is in use or not. Actual dosages of the product required to maintain the desired free chlorine residual will vary with sunlight, water temperature, bathing load, stabilizer concentration, and other factors. Use a test kit frequently to determine and maintain the proper free chlorine residual. For small changes in free chlorine residual, once a free chlorine residual is detected, the addition of 1.5 oz. ( 3  level Tbsp. ) of this product to 5000 gallons of water will raise the free chlorine residual approximately 1.0 ppm.