Lo Chlor - Starver M Phosphate Remover 1L

Lochlor Starver M is a state of the art phosphate remover for maintaining low levels of phosphate in swimming pools. Utilising the latest formulation advances, Starve M has the ability to easily maintain low levels of phosphates.

The highly concentrated formulation is a uniquely formulated phosphate remover that removes up to 2 parts per million with one dose and maintains low levels of phosphates with minimal fuss.

Features & benefits

• Starver M is a maintenance solution designed to be used in conjunction with Starver X which is a high-level bulk phosphate remover.
• Starver M will not clog filters and will not increase filter pressure.
• No sediment so no need to shake before use.
• A natural composition of unique polymers and rare earth compounds.
• Features a built-in clarifier that gives superior look to water quality.
• Does not cloud pool water like other phosphate removers.
• Increases efficiency of all sanitisers.
• Increases the efficiency of saltwater chlorinators.
• No need to vacuum (does not settle to the bottom of the pool).
• No effect on filter pressure.

Dosage

• Add 250mls once a week for every 50,000 litres of pool water.

Product Notes

• A single dose of 250mls will remove up to 2ppm (parts per million) of phosphates from swimming pool water
• Apply the liquid phosphate starver through the skimmer
• For very high levels of phosphates (over 2 parts per million) we recommend first adding 1 Litre or Starver X per 50,000 Litre pool water. Once the phosphate level is below 2 parts per million you then begin a maintenance program using Starver M at the dosage rate stated above.
• Starver can be used with phosphate levels up to 1ppm
• Starver M can be used with levels up to 2ppm
• A 500ml dose of Starver will reduce the level by 1ppm
• A 250ml dose of Starver M will reduce the phosphate level by 2ppm. So in simple terms, half the dose reduces the phosphate level by twice the amount.
• Starver M should be used as an ongoing preventative (maintenance product) to maintain a phosphate level as close to zero as possible.