A clean bath starts with the right water treatment
High standards of water hygiene are required in swimming pools, hot tubs and spas. Warm water, many swimmers and circulating water systems can create conditions conducive to bacteria, algae growth and biofilm.
Chlorine dioxide is highly effective against biofilm, which can otherwise build up in pipes and circulation systems and contribute to recurring water quality problems.
With FreeBact®, solutions are available for temporary water treatment, continuous disinfection and hygiene of surrounding surfaces.
FreeBact® Water, for swimming pools, spas and hot tubs
FreeBact® Water is available in various sizes for water disinfection, from smaller volumes to larger tanks and swimming pools.
For swimming pools with acute problems, such as green water and algae growth, FreeBact® Water Pool Rescue is also available. The product is intended as a special treatment measure and does not replace the pool's regular filtration and maintenance.
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FreeBact® Dosage, for continuous water treatment
For larger swimming pools, spa facilities and other water systems, we offer smart systems for the continuous dosing of chlorine dioxide.
FreeBact® Dosage enables uniform and controlled disinfection and counteracts bacterial growth and biofilm in the water system.
The technology is used, among other places, at Björnrike Ski Club and at Birka Gotland's spa facility, where water quality has been monitored through laboratory analyses.
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FreeBact® Surface, for surfaces around the pool and spa
Good hygiene is not just about the water. Shower areas, changing rooms, railings, handrails, benches and other contact surfaces also need to be kept clean.
FreeBact® Surface is an alcohol-free disinfectant solution for surfaces and equipment, which helps to reduce the risk of infection spread in environments where many people gather.
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Documented results from real swimming environments
Read more about our tests and accredited water analyses from, among others, Björnrike and Birka Gotland.
