Pool care · Pampanga & Central Luzon
Clear pools. Lower costs.
- Free on-site Pool & Profit Check
- Genuine, sealed products only
- For resorts, hotels & home pools
- Pay on delivery: cash or GCash / QR scan
Free quick check
What's wrong with your pool?
Pick what you see. We'll tell you what's usually behind it, which PFAP step to start with, and what helps.
Choose the closest match
Every pool is different. This is a starting point — send us a photo and your pool details and we'll confirm.
Act today · Green water
Algae is growing, which means the water isn't being disinfected enough. A proper pool shock kills the algae, the filter then removes it, and algaecide helps stop it coming back.
Start with step 1 — then run the filter, then add algaecide.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Cloudy or milky water
Fine particles are floating that the filter isn't catching — common after heavy use, rain or low chlorine. Shock first so the particles break down, then give the filter time to clear the water. DE filters need fresh DE powder.
Start with step 1 — then filtration: run the filter longer and vacuum.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Still hazy after shocking
The chlorine has done its job — now the filter has to catch what's left. Check that the filter runs long enough and, for DE filters, that it has fresh DE powder. Vacuuming lifts what has settled.
Start with step 2 — then add algaecide to keep algae away.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Stinging eyes or itchy skin
Often a sign that pH is outside the comfortable range of 7.2–7.6. Test the water first, then adjust. Don't add chemicals without testing.
Start with step 4 — test, then bring pH back into range.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Strong chlorine smell
It sounds backwards, but a strong “chlorine” smell usually means the chlorine is being used up reacting with sweat and dirt — not that there's too much. Properly disinfected water smells much less. The usual fix is a proper pool shock.
Start with step 1 — then keep chlorine and pH steady.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Foam on the surface
Usually from body oils, lotions or soaps building up in the water, and sometimes from certain algaecides. A shock and good filtration usually help. Tell us what you've been adding to the pool.
Start with step 1 — then filtration.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Scaling or staining
Usually linked to water balance — pH, alkalinity and hardness. Test first (7-in-1 strips measure hardness too), then ask us before adding anything. The right fix depends on your water.
Test first, then send us your readings.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Act today · Larvae or insects in the water
Mosquito larvae mean the water has been standing without enough chlorine or circulation. Shock the pool, run the filter, and keep it circulating every day.
Start with step 1 — then run the filter daily.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
Not sure
Send us a photo of the water and a few pool details — size, filter type and water source. We'll tell you which step your pool needs first.
What helps
General guidance only. Always follow the directions on each product label.
The SavePool difference
We care about your water and your costs.
The PFAP method
Four steps to a clean, clear, properly disinfected pool.
Step 1 – Pool shock
Dissolve the granules in a pail of water first, then pour around the pool. The water starts to clear.
Step 2 – Filtration
DE powder goes in through the skimmer and coats the filter, which catches what the shock broke down.
Step 3 – Anti-algae
A dose of algaecide after the shock helps stop algae from coming back.
Step 4 – pH level
Test with a strip. If pH is high, pH reducer brings it back into 7.2–7.6.
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Step 1
Pool shock
Chlorinate at a shock level to disinfect and oxidize the water, killing bacteria and algae — the step most struggling pools skip or under-do.
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Step 2
Filtration
Run your filter to remove what the shock has broken down. DE filters use DE powder; sand and cartridge filters don't.
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Step 3
Anti-algae
Add algaecide after each shock treatment to help keep algae from coming back.
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Step 4
pH level
Test, then bring pH into the 7.2–7.6 range so the water is comfortable and chlorine can work properly.
Clean water · Healthy pool · More fun
Always follow the directions and precautions on each product label. Dissolve chlorine in a pail of water before adding it to the pool, never mix pool chemicals together, and wear gloves and eye protection.
For resorts, hotels & commercial pools
Your pool is part of the guest experience.
A cloudy or closed pool is one of the first things guests notice. We check your pool, train your staff on the right procedure, and keep supply and dosing on track, so your water stays clear and your chemical spend stays under control.
Products we use and recommend
The same products we use on our clients' pools.
Genuine chlorine, filter media, algaecide and pH care in bulk drums and sacks for resorts, plus the testing and cleaning tools to go with them.
Order online
Start with the PFAP essentials
One product for each step of the method. Add them to your cart and check out in a minute. We confirm stock, delivery and your total before you pay, by cash on delivery or GCash.
Fuji-Chlon 70 · 45 kg drumsBuy with confidence
How to spot genuine Fuji-Chlon
Popular chlorine brands get copied — and empty drums get refilled. Check these before you open a drum.
Not sure about a drum you've received? Send us a photo before you open it and we'll help you check.
Free Pool & Profit Check
Tell us about your pool. We'll check it for free.
Book a free on-site check, ask for a quote, or get help with problem water. The more we know about your pool, the better we can recommend what it needs, and what it doesn't.
Have a photo of the water? It helps. Send it to us on Messenger after you submit.
Questions
Good questions to ask before you buy.
Can't find your answer? Message us — we'd rather help you choose correctly than sell you the wrong thing.
What does SavePool do?
We check your pool for free, recommend a simple care plan, and supply the genuine products to carry it out: granular chlorine, DE filter powder, algaecide, pH reducer, test strips and cleaning equipment.
What is the free Pool & Profit Check?
An on-site visit where we test your water, check your filter and routine, and show you where chemicals and money are being wasted. You get a short written report and a dose card your staff can follow. There's no obligation to buy.
How do I know I'm getting a genuine product?
Fuji-Chlon drums should arrive sealed, with a black lock and a hologram. If anything looks opened or different, send us a photo before you open the drum.
Where do your products come from?
Our range includes brands produced in the USA, India and China, among others. Each product page lists the origin stated on its packaging.
Which products does my pool need?
It depends on what you're seeing and what filter you have. Most pools follow the same four steps — pool shock, filtration, anti-algae and pH. Tell us your pool size, filter type and the problem (a photo helps) and we'll recommend what to use.
Is it safe to pour chlorine straight into the pool?
Always follow the product label. As a general rule, dissolve chlorine granules in a pail of water first, add it gradually, never mix it with other chemicals, and wear gloves and eye protection.
Do you supply resorts and hotels?
Yes. Resorts, hotels and commercial pools are our main focus. We supply bulk drums and sacks, and we train your pool staff on the procedure.
How do I order and pay?
Send us a message with the products and quantities you need and your location. We'll confirm availability and delivery. Pay on delivery, in cash or by scanning a GCash / QR Ph code. You can also pay ahead by bank transfer.
