Pool Chasers Podcast · Greg & Justin, Swimming Pool

Achieve Healthy, Comfortable Pool Water with Clear Comfort’s AOP System Featuring Jessica Werner

·48 min

ClearComfort gets defined right away. Jessica Werner says AOP means advanced oxidation process, and for this system that means making hydroxyl radicals. The chemistry stays hands-on. The radicals are described as one part hydrogen and one part oxygen, built to destroy pathogens and bacteria on contact. Placement matters. Jessica says sanitation happens in the return line, before the water reaches the main body of the pool, which eases some corrosion concerns around furniture, liners, and other surfaces. Then comes the catch: ClearComfort does not handle algae by itself because its oxidation happens before the water returns to the pool. The host asks what dealers are hearing. Jessica says dealers often put the unit on their worst pool, the one already bringing weekly complaints. That is where the product gets tested. In her telling, those tough pools are the ones that tend to change skeptical dealers' minds. The sales curve sounds more like a slow burn. ClearComfort started slower, then picked up as more dealers saw it working. Jessica adds a personal example: she has used ClearComfort pools, and her mom has had the system on a hot tub for two years. The upkeep sounds light. Her mom uses hardly any chlorine, stays around 0.2 parts per million, and adds a little after getting out. The episode wraps with Stranahan's whiskey talk and a joke about bringing Jessica back when the bottle runs out.

As heard by us

A clear look at ClearComfort's AOP system, dealer interest, and the limits of its use.

Jessica Werner keeps the discussion close to ClearComfort's AOP system and explains it in plain terms: advanced oxidation process, hydroxyl radicals, and work done in the return line. She also spells out the practical angle, from corrosion to the need to pair it with algaecide.

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Hear how one ClearComfort AOP system handles the pool headaches that keep coming back.

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