Natural Chemistry Pool Magic Spring/Fall Clarifier, 1 L Bottle | 13722NCM
Natural Chemistry Pool and Spa Water Care

Natural Chemistry Pool Magic Spring & Fall Clarifier, 1 L Bottle | 13722NCM

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Natural Chemistry Pool Magic Spring & Fall Clarifier - 1 L Bottle

Quick & Easy Opening and Closing

Pool Magic Spring & Fall uses SMARTZyme™ technology that is designed specifically to work in cold water. Pool Magic controls non-living organic contamination during the off season to minimize the work when opening the pool.

Great way to close swimming pools

Maintains certain level of enzymes in water even when the pool is closed

Protects pool from forming ugly water scum lines

Protects and prevents pool water from bacteria and contaminants

Works for both Above Ground and InGround pools

Features and Benefits:

  • Reduces waterline rings during the off season
  • Great way to make opening and closing fast and easy
  • Specifically formulated for cooler water temperatures
  • Can be used with all filter medias and pool surfaces
  • Compatible with all sanitizers
  • Minimizes scrubbing

INSTRUCTIONS

Directions for use:

At Closing:

Add entire bottle per 25,000 gallons directly to the pool water evenly around the edge.

Note: Sanitizer level should be below 5ppm before adding this product. No shocking necessary.

At Opening:

Bring water level to normal and balance water chemistry. Add entire bottle per 25,000 gallons directly to the pool water once the sanitizer level is below 5ppm.

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Natural Chemistry Pool and Spa Water Care

About Natural Chemistry Pool and Spa Water Care

Founded in 1989, Natural Chemistry shifted the paradigm of pool care by asking a simple question: "Is there a better, more natural way?" While the rest of the industry relied heavily on harsh industrial chemicals, Natural Chemistry pioneered the use of powerful, naturally based enzymes—similar to those found in your own body—to break down organic waste.

What started as a single enzyme formula to combat scum lines has grown into North America’s leading authority on specialty pool water care. Their philosophy is built on "biomimicry"—using technologies inspired by nature to solve common pool problems like algae fuel (phosphates) and greasy buildup. By breaking down contaminants rather than just masking them, their products often reduce the need for excessive sanitizers and scrubbing. For the DIY homeowner, Natural Chemistry represents the "work smarter, not harder" approach to maintenance, delivering high-end results with eco-conscious science.

Why We Trust Natural Chemistry Pool and Spa Water Care
Pioneering Enzyme Technology: They were the first to successfully stabilize natural enzymes for pool use, allowing water to "digest" oils, lotions, and pollen naturally.

Problem-Solving Focus: Rather than generic fixes, they manufacture targeted solutions for specific headaches, such as high phosphates (Phosfree) or persistent scum lines.

Efficiency & Simplicity: Their core promise is to reduce maintenance time and effort, polishing water so it sparkles without constant manual labor.

Eco-Conscious Chemistry: By removing organic load efficiently, their products often help sanitizers work more effectively, potentially lowering the total chemical burden in the pool.

More about Pool Clarifiers for Water Clarity

Buyer's Guide: Pool Clarifiers for Water Clarity

Which Clarifier Type Do You Need?

Tier 1: Natural Chitosan Blends

  • Best For: Routine Maintenance & Sensitive Skin.
  • How it Works: Uses natural polymers (crustacean shells) to gently capture oils and dust.
  • Performance: Excellent for removing oils and scum lines; prevents filter clogging.
  • Frequency: Weekly.

Tier 2: Synthetic Polymer Coagulants

  • Best For: Cloudy Water Correction.
  • How it Works: Uses strong cationic polymers (e.g., PolyDADMAC) to aggressively bond fine debris.
  • Performance: Fast-acting clearing for hazy water after rain or parties.
  • Frequency: As needed or Bi-weekly.

Tier 3: Color-Changing or "Blue" Clarifiers

  • Best For: Aesthetic Enhancement.
  • How it Works: Combines standard clarification with optical brighteners.
  • Performance: Makes dull water look vibrant blue while clearing particles.
  • Frequency: Special occasions or Weekly.

Tier 4: Flocculants (The Heavy Duty Option)

  • Best For: "Swamp" Recovery or Zero Visibility.
  • How it Works: Drops all debris to the floor immediately (Bypasses filter).
  • Performance: Clears the worst water overnight, but requires manual vacuuming to waste.
  • Frequency: Emergency use only.

Complete Your Pool Care Routine

Essential Pairing
Pool Water Balancers for Proper Chemical Balance

Clarifiers rely on electrical charges to work. If the pool pH is too high or low, the chemical reaction is severely hampered. Balance the water first.

Shop Pool Water Balancers for Proper Chemical Balance
Highly Recommended
Filter Cleaning Chemicals for All Types of Pool & Spa Filters

Clarifiers send debris to the filter. A chemically cleaned filter cartridge or backwashed sand filter captures these clumps much more efficiently.

Shop Filter Cleaning Chemicals for All Types of Pool & Spa Filters
Pro Tip: Don't Forget
Enzyme Treatments for Pool and Spa Care

While clarifiers clump physical particles, enzymes digest non-living organic oils (sunscreen, sweat). Using them together provides the ultimate water clarity.

Shop Enzyme Treatments for Pool and Spa Care
Technician's Guide: Pool Clarifiers for Water Clarity +

What Are Pool Clarifiers?
Pool and spa clarifiers are the "polishers" of water chemistry. While your sanitizer kills bacteria and your filter removes visible debris, microscopic particles—like dead algae, body oils, lotions, and fine dust—can pass right through the filter, leaving your water looking dull or hazy. Clarifiers solve this by acting as a magnet for these tiny contaminants, restoring the water's sparkle.

How Do They Work?
Clarifiers utilize a principle called coagulation. Most contaminants in pool water carry a negative electrical charge. Clarifiers introduce positively charged polymer chains (often made from synthetic polymers or natural chitosan). These positive charges attract the negative particles, bonding them together into larger clumps. Once these clumps are large enough, your filter can easily trap them, or they can be vacuumed away.

Why Use Them?
Think of clarifiers as high-definition tuning for your pool. They turn "clean" water into "brilliant" water. They are essential after heavy bather loads, rainstorms, or an algae bloom treatment to restore depth and clarity. Regular maintenance doses can also help your filter work more efficiently by grouping debris before it clogs the system media.

Common Questions +

Q: How often should I use a pool clarifier?
A: For maintenance, a small weekly dose is standard to keep water sparkling. For curative needs (fixing cloudy water), use a higher "clean-up" dose as directed on the bottle. Always run the pump for at least 24 hours after application to ensure circulation.

Q: Can I use too much clarifier?
A: Yes. It is critical to follow dosing instructions exactly. Overdosing can cause "re-stabilization," where the excess clarifier reverses the electrical charge of the particles, causing them to repel each other again and making the water cloudier than before.

Q: What is the difference between Clarifier and Flocculant?
A: A Clarifier coagulates particles so they remain suspended long enough to be trapped by your filter. A Flocculant creates heavy clumps that sink to the floor of the pool, which must then be manually vacuumed to waste. Clarifiers are easier to use; Flocculants are for extreme cloudiness.

Q: Will a clarifier help with algae?
A: It will not kill algae (that is the job of chlorine or algaecide), but it is excellent for clearing up the dead algae particles that linger and cloud the water after you have shocked the pool and killed the bloom.

Q: Do clarifiers affect pH or alkalinity?
A: Most modern polymer and chitosan-based clarifiers are pH-neutral and will not significantly impact your water balance. However, your pH must be balanced (7.4–7.6) before adding the clarifier for the polymers to activate effectively.

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