Metals in Your Pool? Try a Culator PowerPak!

 If your pool is showing metal staining or testing positive for metal ions the only product that is proven to remove these metal ions and lift the staining (results vary) is the CuLator Metal Eliminator. They have two different sizes depending on the amount of metals you need to remove based on PPM.





You can learn more about the two different sizes of the CuLator on their website:

To see a photo gallery of pool stains:

CuLator Ultra PowerPak 4.0
SKU: CUL-ULT-1
Categories: CuLator Metal Eliminator, Metal Eliminators & Stain Preventers, Pool & Spa
Patented CuLator Ultra 4.0 removes and eliminates stain-causing metals in swimming pools to non-staining levels.  

CuLator Ultra 4.0 removes 4 ppm total dissolved metals from your pool water, which prevents pool staining and water discoloration.  The goal is to have 0.0 metals in your water.  CuLator eliminates stain-causing metals like copper, iron, manganese, and lead from pool water. CuLator Ultra 4.0 is perfect for pools which have a lot of metals, larger pools, pools on well water, pools which have had a copper coil heater “blow out” and commercial pools. The CuLator Ultra 4.0 may also be used as a seasonal treatment for general maintenance and during pool stain treatment.  CuLator Ultra 4.0 has four times the power of a CuLator 1.0.

Eliminates 4.0 ppm total dissolved metals (staining begins at .3) from 20,000 gallons.
Works in fresh or saltwater
No phosphates
Non-toxic
Free reusable protective “GatorEgg” included
Use in skimmer or pump basket
Works for up to 30 days or much longer depending on your metal level
Made in the USA
Contents change color depending on the metal removed
Here are a few tips to know when the Ultra 4.0 is finished:

The CuLator bag will shrink down to half the size it was when puffed up
The contents will feel watery inside
The contents will feel like sand to the touch

RECOMMENDED USES:
Start-up
Large Pools
Pools with major mental issues
Pools using well water
During and after stain removal
With sequestrants
After algaecides to prevent stains
With mineral purification systems
When pool water is discolored
When a copper heater coil has been “blown out”
Seasonal treatment for general maintenance

CuLator PowerPak 1.0
Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 7customer ratings(7 customer reviews)
$29.95

SKU: CUL-1MO
Categories: CuLator Metal Eliminator, Metal Eliminators & Stain Preventers, Pool & Spa
Patented CuLator PowerPak 1.0 is great for maintaining a metal-free and stain-free pool. Each PowerPak removes and eliminates 1.0 ppm total dissolved stain-causing metals from 20,000 gallons. The goal is to have 0.0 dissolved metals in your pool water.  For best results keep a PowerPak 1.0 in your skimmer and change monthly to help prevent metal stains.  The CuLator 1.0 lasts longer than a month depending on the metal level and the contents change color depending on the metal removed.

Eliminates 1.0 ppm total dissolved metals (staining begins at .3 ppm)
Treats 20,000 gallons
Works in fresh or saltwater
No phosphates
Non-toxic
Works for up to 30 days or longer depending on metal level
Made in the USA
Changes color depending on metal removed

CuLator PowerPak 1.0 is great for maintaining a stain-free and metal-free pool. Each PowerPak removes and eliminates 1.0 ppm total dissolved stain-causing metals from 20,000 gallons. The goal is to have 0.0 dissolved metals in your pool water to prevent staining and pool water from turning green or brown.  For best results keep a PowerPak 1.0 in your skimmer and change monthly to help prevent metal stains.  However, the CuLator will last longer depending on your metal level.

Eliminates 1.0 ppm total dissolved stain-causing metals from 20,000 gallons
Works in fresh or saltwater
No phosphates
Non-toxic
Works for up to 30 days or longer depending on your metal level
Made in the USA

RECOMMEND USES:
Monthly stain prevention treatment
Pools using well water
Saltwater pools
Companion to sequestrants
With algaecides to prevent stains
With mineral purification systems
For pools up to 20,000 gallons (75,000L)
Vinyl, fiberglass, and gunite pools
Screened in pools
Pools with stones or bricks for decking or coping


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