Can this product be used in place of Pristine Clear and Pristine Clean and Pristine Power to accomplish the same results? Is this product non chlorine
272033
Not familiar with Pristine products either. Our hot tub is non-chlorine. These chemicals work great.
2000686
Yes. I alternate this product with chlorine. Bromine doesn't seem to work as effectively in my hot tub. As a long time hot tub owner, I have noticed the actual tub accepting or rejecting certain chemical combinations at different times during ownership. I use an oxy product like this (I bought this specific brand because it was easy through Amazon), the Nature 2 cartridge, and occasional chlorine in my 2001 Vanguard Hot Springs tub. I do have an ozonator and I installed a UV in-line sterilization system using a standard Pondmaster UV filtration light. If you have any other question just ask. - Kris
1999266
I won't say yes since i read some other customers said it irritated their skins. Personally I am allergic to Chlorine and other strong cleansers and i don't have any problem when i am using this soap. so i guess you can try ~
793202
I don't know why people are using a natural spa stick sanitizer but also using chlorine. the purpose of this is to cut out those nasty chemicals. its mean to be used with cense so that you don't need the chlorine. using chlorine with this is like saying im going to drink water to be more healthy but im going to mix my water with vodka
1936463
I don't know. I only used it to remove chlorine. You would have to ask the manufacturer.
392129
We use it so we don't have to use as much chlorine. There are times where we do add a little chlorine, but the spa is not maintained on chlorine all the time. Hope this helps.
454129
Sure---it beats using chlorine-based products! HOWEVER, I would not risk dumping the product into the dishwasher and turning it on. What you CAN DO is to put a tablespoon of the powdered lye into a container and add about a quart of water to it. Then dump that into your dishwasher and let it splash around inside. Or--a better way--would be to put the lye-and-water solution (above) on a rag and wipe down the inside of your dishwasher. I've been using lye in water for several years now instead of harmful chlorine and it has really saved my bacon when family members are coughing and sneezing all over everything. I add it to my dish water (use it with Dawn detergent), and use it to clean surfaces. After all, lye was the basis of Lysol! Your own homemade "Lysol" is cheaper, fragrance free, and works very well.
200633
No chlorine. We only use the potassium peroxymonosulfate (oxygen oxidizer) maybe once a week. Remember to change stick every 3-4 months.
2036111
I don't think that it has any "bleaching" properties as would chlorine, but, I used it on a light gray grout that was darkened by dirt. it went back to the original light gray.
955201
So sorry but it does not state chlorine free anywhere on packaging. Thank you for bring this to my attention.
111593
Yup! I've used it in salt water, fresh water, and chlorinated water without problems.
225899
Yes I recommend that product. I have used this product many times in a chlorine pool and it is very durable and is still good as new. I hope that helps.
833544
Yes. We switched water filters specifically because I noticed a strong chlorine taste in our water that our Brita did little to nothing to remove. It was so bad I could no longer drink it. I used the chlorine tests I used for our pool and got pretty high Cl readings. After using the Clear2o the chlorine readings went to zero. Also no chlorine taste. There are a few things that are not perfect about the product but it does a great job of clearing out chlorine.
2126515
Yes! Absolutely! I tested before and after. It completely neutralizes chlorine for approximately one month. I test periodically and replace when chlorine shows at all on the color test.
1481014
No you do not need chlorine. You can call the owners up on there product and they are very helpful. I do use a little bit of chlorine once in awhile if you don't have an ozone.
1483012
It is not recommended...we tried years ago and found the chlorine we bought dissolved much quicker. Our pool had algae for the first time during the season.
1273622
Yes, basically what you have left is H2O. No salts from softeners, no chlorine, no minerals. Some say minerals and even bacteria are important to humans. If so I'd rather have my water pure and get minerals other ways. Dave