Leslie's Chlor-Brite has been the good stuff everytime I've looked. It's expensive but since you need very little... Don't let them talk you into anything else - maybe floaty toys.
Re: Start up chemistry for first time pool owner
Leslie's Chlor-Brite has been the good stuff everytime I've looked. It's expensive but since you need very little... Don't let them talk you into anything else - maybe floaty toys.
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I found this on Amazon.Com, can you please advise if this is the Pool Brand dichlor. If not I will go and get a one day pass and purchase the one from Sam's Club
I just ordered my AquaChek Salt Strips and my Taylor K-2006C, I already have the HTH 6 Way Test kit. I just like to have everything in hand before I start anything
http://www.amazon.com/PoolBrand-Quic.../dp/B0026CG9PK
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It sure looks like it to me but I cannot read the ingredient list on the packaging. Plus, did you see the price? $32.11 in shipping charges! I would just go to Sam's if it were me.
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I was curious that is it, i saw the shipping, which was a bit extreme. I will be driving to Sam's Club this weekend to obtain a one day pass and purchase the dichlor.
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There is a Leslie's in Lynbrook - you only need a few bags. The Leslie's near me charges $5.00 per bag.
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BigDave
your referring to the Leslie's Chlor Brite, Correct?
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Yep, but read the packet - 99% sodium dichloro-s-triazinetrione. I'm a little uncomfortable recommending Leslie's as the unit price is double but you need so little that I can't see buying 24 lbs.
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