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A settling fluid is a chemical that removes very small particles that cannot be removed by a pool filter, that cannot clump together and settle to the bottom of the pool. A precipitator binds together particles that cause turbidity and clumps them together. The fused particles become heavier and begin to sink downwards. They remain stable on the pool floor.

Method of use: In regular use, 750-1000 g of settling liquid should be used for 100 m3 of pool water. This substance is prepared in the form of 10% solution. It is used by distributing it homogeneously in the pool water. Once there is enough circulation, the pump is turned off and the pool water rests for a few hours. Then these particles are swept away with a pool broom.

Note: This amount varies depending on the source, hardness and frequency of use of the water.