ZeroChlor has now arrived in THE SHOP

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
04/05/2009 14:51

just to let you know,ZEROCHLOR has now arrived in the shop in CATALKOY



http://www.zerochloreuropean.com

KARY44



Joined: 30/04/2008
Posts: 326

Message Posted:
04/05/2009 17:36

And

Prices are ????????

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
04/05/2009 17:41

Message 2 of 2 in Discussion



Hi Kary44.



retail price will be around £22 sterling or equivalent in euros



Cheers

MaggieAndBernie



Joined: 26/07/2008
Posts: 2012

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 09:29

Hi Zerochlor, been reading on the website & this stuff sounds perfect for my inflatable 'Easy set' pool (also was reccomended by TRNCVaughan on another thread!)

Can you give me directions to your shop please (coming from Lapta) and also opening times.

Many thanks, Maggie

Pixie


Joined: 18/03/2009
Posts: 489

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 09:37

Did you buy it here? I want to buy an inflatable pool anyn reccomendations?

mint1955



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Posts: 988

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 09:40

Is zeroclour good for jacuzzi's

MaggieAndBernie



Joined: 26/07/2008
Posts: 2012

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 09:56

Hi Pixie, I actually bought the pool from a lady on Cyprus44 so got a bargain - If you'r back & forth to the UK or got anyone visiting - they are quite cheap from Argos these days - or there's loads on ebay. Had mine 1 month now but it's still in the box till I get some chemicals to put in it!

Pixie


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Posts: 489

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 10:05

Thanks,

I will check it out. There are just so many different types. I had a look at amazon com. Im just wondering if I could find any in cyprus to save me the hassle of bringing it over. But if there is a huge difference in price I will just get my brother to bring one over when he comes next month.

mint1955



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Posts: 988

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 10:08

Will the intense sun be ok for them? They seem a good idea though.

Pixie


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Posts: 489

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 10:15

I have no idea- but as we are currently renting this is my only option right now. And if we change houses or buy a house with a pool I can always set it up in our summer house....

Suzphone


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Posts: 50

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 14:13

Hi

£22 for how many litres.

booitsme


Joined: 04/02/2009
Posts: 667

Message Posted:
04/06/2009 16:05

Is that for the Zerochlor itself? What about a price for the regenerator, pH+ & pH- and test kit? Also, do you do a "set up" service to get new pools up and running? If so, how much?

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
05/06/2009 09:25

Message 4



Hi maggie & bernie



if your comming from lapta. you would head for catalkoy or as if your wanting to get to essentepe.



come into catalkoy and just before the right turning to the malpas hotel we are on the right , in the new row of shops.

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
05/06/2009 09:27

Message 6



Hi mint



yes zerochlor is good and can be used in jacuzzi,s or hot tubs



opening times 9.30 until 6pm

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
05/06/2009 09:28

Message 11



hi suzphone



1 x 1litre bottle = £22

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
05/06/2009 09:31

booitsme





im sorry we do not do maintainance of pools ,but we can give you the numbers of pool service guys who use our products and will be only to happy to look after your pool for you.



yes you will still use PH & oxodiser.

twaddle


Joined: 06/07/2008
Posts: 245

Message Posted:
11/07/2009 11:07

How difficult is it to change over to Zerochlor and how long would a 1 litre bottle last in an 8x4 pool? (1 litre doesn't sound very much)

waddo


Joined: 29/11/2008
Posts: 1966

Message Posted:
11/07/2009 12:31

Twaddle,

Based on the assumption that zerochlor is the same as PoolSan, the change over is simplicity itself - just add the zerochlor instead of chlorine (for you size pool, which is the same as mine) a litre bottle added at change over does the trick. Then add about 50-75ml once a week during the hot season and thats it.



In the cooler seasons I only add around 50ml once every three/four weeks just to keep the water pure. Can't fault it and that is even when the PoolSan product I am using was for sale at £40.00 per litre - much safer and dead easy to use.

keithcaley



Joined: 13/06/2008
Posts: 2521

Message Posted:
11/07/2009 14:44

zerochlor,

have emailed you...

(sorry to possibly break rule 8, but I need to be sure he reads it!)

Keith.

twaddle


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Message Posted:
11/07/2009 18:45

Thanks Waddo, I take it that as you seem satisfied that you have no problem with algae, as I have a recurring problem with my pool turning green.

lindoc


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Posts: 220

Message Posted:
11/07/2009 19:32

I have a pool also turning green every two days. If you go in too the zerochlor office he will tell you what you need to do to solve the problem. It is caused by high synuric acid in the water, caused by chlorine, and is very dangerous to swim in.

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
12/07/2009 04:43

ayyy.every 2 days!!! bloody hell.



must be a serious problem u got there lindoc.



u might be eating to much corn on the cob!!



go try find poolsan offices,im sure they will advise you correct!





























































































































































































































































































































































































can i have a wet 1 please!!











































ohhh it was a wet 1!





















very wet!



wet like a cabbage

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
12/07/2009 04:52

Message 21



if the truth be known JOCK . you would of come into our office and chatted WHAT you thought the problem was with ur pool.... looking for a easy cheap fix for nothing! Typical!!



as it happend i cant remember who u are. speaks volumes doesnt it!!



most customers who come in the office get very helpful good adviser. and go away very happy!

lindoc


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Posts: 220

Message Posted:
12/07/2009 09:56

if you read the message you will see it was a recommendation. So why start slagging me off, yes you will remember my son when he comes back into your shop. and my name is Lin not Jock, (arrogance)......... I certainly don't need to look for an easy cheap fix for nothing, can you also explain your remarks about a wet 1 and cabbage ect ect, would like to know where you are coming from. Are you a proper businessman?, or just full of self importance with a product to sell, With all my years in business I very well know to treat potential/customers with respect.



Lin

lindoc


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Message Posted:
12/07/2009 12:25

Thanks Waddo.

Advice was very much appreciated.

Lin

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
12/07/2009 14:58

message21 I have a pool also turning green every two days. If you go in too the zerochlor office he will tell you what you need to do to solve the problem. It is caused by high synuric acid in the water, caused by chlorine, and is very dangerous to swim in.





if you say your posting was a serious 1. then take my appology.



to me if did not look like a serious posting,still im reading it and im still having daubts.



ive never seen a pool turning green every 2 days?



anyway. maybe you need to add a few more kilo,s of chlorine to your pool!

waddo


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Posts: 1966

Message Posted:
12/07/2009 16:01

Lin, you are welcome.



Zero, I sent Lin a long email - too long to put on the board - giving my own (very amature) advice on how I solved a similar problem myself last year. This advice was applicable to PoolSan users and not to the zerochlor users, I saw no reason to clog up the board with a long and complecated message for only one person.



This just to keep things straight and stop anyone wondering. I can email it on to anyone else who wants it but at their own risk of course, not in business myself, just an interested person trying to assist where I can.

lindoc


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Posts: 220

Message Posted:
12/07/2009 16:44

Zerochlor.

Yes my posting was a serious 1, I was trying to let people know the good advice you had given to my son.

Obviously you don't seem to want to keep your customers.

Still not given me explanation on wet 1 and cabbage.

Your postings are very child like.

Regards Lin (not jock)

lancashirelad


Joined: 18/09/2008
Posts: 74

Message Posted:
13/07/2009 05:38

lin whatever yo do don't do what he says and add a few more kilos of chlorine to your pool

thats the most iresponsible advice i have ever heard and it could be dangerus

it could be over use of clorine that got the synuric acid to high in the first place you need a proper analysis of your water by someone who knows what their talking about and has got the gear to test it

ph and tds also need to be taken ito considaration if your water is unbalanced the situation will be unstable

I agree with you that his atittude is very unprofesional

he just sems to like joking about prostitutes and goung out and getting pissed and that dont think he nows how to treat people

I can reccomend vaughn at octopus pools as been very good

britvic



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Message Posted:
13/07/2009 10:13

Reading through this thread leaves me wondering if Zerochlor has any customers at all! Maybe some customer skills training is needed?

Just a suggestion.





Vicki

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
13/07/2009 12:04

Message 30



britvic.



i have alot of customers.happy customers who i give good advise to,and not in the manner i asnswerd message 21!



but when i read Message 21 is seemed to read as a sarcastic message,so thats why i answerd in the way i did.

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
13/07/2009 12:10

Message 29



lancashirelad.please read Message 31



and of course do not add a couple of kilo,s of chlorine,im sure his pool maintainance company will advise him not to do that .



As lindoc said in a later post his son had some very good advise from us regarding his problems with his pool.and as i have said in thread31. i read his post as sarcastic. and again as i said before if i misread it and it was a serious post he can accept my appology.

This is my last post on the subject!