Walls 'N All-EFP Where Clean Meets Safety

Bare feet on a "dirty" pool floor is not healthy—odds-on, a pool floor with "left behind" soil is very slippery when wet.  Swimming pool floors can be slippery even if they are washed frequently because of: 

1. Generally, soil around a pool is alkaline and thus requires a free-rinsing acidic detergent to totally remove soil down to the floor surface.

2. Disinfectant-detergent solutions leave a residual film that can be slippery when wet... and do not provide ongoing germ-killing effect often implied by sales personnel and/or product literature.  

3. Use of hot water will cause body and other oils and greases to melt, spread, and reattach to the floor causing unsafe conditions when wet.  Don't be duped by the age-old thinking that hot water kills all germs—there are germs that can survive in water boiled for over 30 minutes.

Swimming pool floors  MUST NOT be slippery & MUST be sanitary... Walls 'N All-EFP helps achieve total success using COLD water.

Removing Soil Removes Germs