Purple stains or Copper Cyanurate is caused when the CYA levels are very high in the pool and then it reacts with copper in the pool.

Purple stains or Copper Cyanurate is caused when the CYA levels are very high in the pool and then it reacts with copper in the pool.
If used properly, PoolRx will not cause any purple dust or stains in the pool. It’s copper cyanurat caused by high CYA levels.
Can I Use PoolRx in My Salt Water Swimming Pool?
PoolRx is compatible with swimming pool salt water chlorine generators.
With PoolRx unit installed there is no algea in the pool, hence it does not matter how much food is in the swimming pool water.
PoolRx is Not Compatible with Bromine, but PoolRx works great with UV or Ozone systems in swimming pools and spas.
All types of chlorine are compatible with PoolRx, but if your’e using Calcium Hypochlorite dilute it in water before pouring it in the pool.
You can use Calcium Hypochlorite pool shock with PoolRx, but you should dissolve the Cal-Hypo shock before pouring in the pool.
It’s very important to run the swimming pool pump after installing a PoolRx unit in a pool skimmer or a pump basket.
Using more PoolRx than needed Will Not provide better results. So you should be careful not to “overdose”.
Should I Clean My Swimming Pool Filter Before Installing The PoolRx Unit? It is important to use PoolRx Unit with a clean filter.
I can’t test for PoolRx minerals in the water, how do I know when I should use PoolRx Booster? Your may use PoolRx Booster Unit If…
The answer is No. Do not use other copper based products with PoolRx. You should not intruduce more copper to pool water while using PoolRx.
Wondering If I Test For PoolRx Minerals in my Swimming Pool Water. If you test for Copper after using PoolRx will not be accurate.
I put the PoolRx unit in my pool pump, It’s empty now, should I throw it away? The answer is No, it should stay in water for 4-6 months.
PoolRx minerals sometimes may not dissolve completely could be due to swimming pool water flow over the PoolRx unit.