Cal hypo tablets have been around, but are rarely available. Best check the ingredient list CAREFULLY, however.
As far as lasting, when you're away from the pool, I haven't tested, but I'd guess trichlor tabs would last longer.
Cal hypo tablets have been around, but are rarely available. Best check the ingredient list CAREFULLY, however.
As far as lasting, when you're away from the pool, I haven't tested, but I'd guess trichlor tabs would last longer.
PoolDoc / Ben
There are two types of Cal- hypo tabs: encased and solid. The encased ones are in plastic tube with holes in it. I've never had a chance to use them but I did have the others once. They were dreadful, turning to mush and clogging my skimmer in about a day. If you do use a floater, do NOT use one that has had Tri-chlor in it. Potentially dangerous. Buy a new one because they are usually cheap enough, around $10.
Carl
Hi! I keep seeing your name as being "online". Do you have any questions? Hope all is well!
26K gal 20x40 rectangular IG vinyl pool; Apr 2014: New pump, liner, auto-cover, & water; Pentair Whisperflo 1HP pump; Pentair Trition sand filter; Cover/Star CS-500 auto cover; Taylor K-2006C; OTO