Does the chlorine damage the rubber components in the tank?
1281534
does not appear to ,because it flows into tube that fills bowl and not tank
1281535
no that's what I liked about the product it only put the cleaning solution in the bowl
1281536
I can only reply to your question by my own experience. My house is on well and septic. The hard water stains were just awful. Since using Never Scrub, the toilet brush is only used occasionally, and I never have to scrub. I have not had a problem with the rubber components in the tank in the four years I've been using Never Scrub. Hope this helps.David J.
1281537
This is the best product ever! We have iron in our well water which is treated - but still had staining in our toilet bowls. Our daughter bought this at a local store and gave one to me a couple years ago. It works like magic - have had no problem with components in the tank. Recently I could not find this product locally, so tried Amazon and Happy Days - they have everything! Sandra
1281538
I've used this for over a year in 3 toilets and have not noticed any issues of this type.
1862212
Hi Roger - could be several reasons.. chlorine level, the suction strength, and, the type of stuff it's picking up, etc. Seems to me that little twigs and even tiny pebbles will shorten the life, as they slowly rub against and wear down the rubber. It is unusual, though for just a 90 day life. How do you clear it out when stuff gets stuck in there, assuming this happens once in a while?
686287
I think yes, but this is not gravity fed vlalve. That means that there will be some chlorine left at the bottom of you 5 gallon chlorine tank.
1910326
This heater is made for all pool types. The salinity levels in salt water pools is very low (3600ppm-3900ppm) and will not harm the stainless steel heat exchanger. Just be sure you follow the directions and install the salt cell AFTER the heater, so super chlorinated water will not flow thru the heater. Above all else, be sure to balance your water. Out of balance water will cause damage to any heater and any pool surface, and make all your equipment work harder and lower it's life span.
648614
I would say absolutely not. Waaaaay too much chlorine and chemicals in the pool water.
199526
The rubber gaskets will degrade with bleach present if concentration is low and it is rinsed thoroughly afterwards it will work fine
1872034
Tap water is fine. You probably received chlorine tablets to put in the tank and if not, should ask about them.
1624750
sadly the answer is no. I think I will know when that strong chlorine smell returns that it is time to replace the filter.
3993
Are you on a municipal water system? If so, check with them for ppm of chlorine in tje water. I believe you will find that it exceeds what this unit can handle. The resin will be destroyed quickly if the chlorine level is higher than what it is rated for. Check the manual stats closely or this will be an expensive mistake.
425401
The two legs that go inside the pool have rubber things on them. We have used ours all summer and not had any problems at all :-)
2057132
No. This manufacturer suggests their Reverse Osmosis system for that, but their data specifically states that Magnesium, Potassium, Chlorides (not Chlorine) and Fluoride are left in the filtered water.
200633
No chlorine. We only use the potassium peroxymonosulfate (oxygen oxidizer) maybe once a week. Remember to change stick every 3-4 months.
379804
my guess is a pool with chlorine will not make it rust, but I'm not 100% sure. salt water pool maybe, but a chlorine pool isn't a salt water pool.
2117363
You may have to remove the foam from the handles, and watch the stitching on the strap inside/outside of the handle it may not handle chlorine well
209503
Yes, i think so - mine has held up very well in highly chlorinated water several times a week.
650847
Absolutely. It goes in-line between the filter & the return port. The water is chlorinated as it is fed back into the pool.
465844
Yes, it's under the second bullet point in the ad. "Chlorine is instantaneously and almost inexhaustibly oxidized."