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Stabilizes chlorine in swimming pools by protecting it from the sun's ultraviolet rays. It's also known as a chlorine stabilizer or pool conditioner. High levels of cyanuric acid (CYA) in a pool can cause a number of issues, including:  Cloudy water, algae growth, ineffective chlorine, purple staining, and smelly water.

Is a measure of the amount of calcium dissolved in a pool's water and how hard or soft the water is. High calcium hardness can cause white bath tub ring,  cloudy water, a rough pool surface, white blotches, and clogged filters. It can also make your skin feel dry and sticky after swimming.

Are food sources for algae growth found in swimming pools. Organic compounds such as rainwater, tap water, dirt, dead leaves, and fertilizers. High levels can make your pool cloudy and green and can increase the amount of chlorine your pool needs making chlorine less effective.