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    It was Swimming pool supply warehouse, the only thing that pulled up under your link WM

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    The sellers that pop up are not always the same ones. The one we like the best is Amato Industries. They seem to have the best prices, but when they sell out, Amazon lists another seller instead. (For the benefit of anybody else reading this thread who needs to order a kit, it is best to order in the morning before they sell out. They seem to restock quickly, though.)

    I just went to Amazon and found this seller listed and their phone number is 240-508-1465. Give them a call. Let us know the outcome.

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    Amazon doesn't sell the kit directly, but even if they did, they automatically list the cheapest seller, even if it's not them. Usually, it's Amato.

    None of the companies have a 100% service history, but if a company doesn't respond to problems, Amazon will delist them. I think there's a good chance if you send a photo to Swimming Pool Warehouse, they may simply send you a new bottle of powder. It's worth a try.

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    My bet is that you wouldn't even need to send a picture. I bet a phone call would do it.

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    Hope I wouldn't need a photo because it's already cleaned up. But I did think about that yesterday when I got it. Guess if they won't send another it will be ok. Wouldn't think this stuff could be that expensive.

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    Unfortunately, it is. Part of it is the cost of shipping a small package that can't go US Mail; part of is the special moisture absorbing container. I'd give 10:1 odds, the container & spoon cost Taylor a lot more than the powder, which THEY make.

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