how many chlorine tablets do you put in the container at a time and how ofter do you put in new ones or change the old out?
502465
I think 2-3 tabs at a time and it works well....It is far better than the one that came with the pool....We still had a lot of the 1" tablets left last year so this will be my first year with only 3". I think its a great product for the price...
502466
3-4 chlorine tablets. I let them dissolve completely before adding new tabs. You can adjust how many tablets you put in based on your chlorine levels. If it's too high take out a tab or 2... Be careful not to let your chlorine levels get too low allowing algae to grow. The tabs will last roughly a week.
502467
I have a 32 x 15 IG pool. Two 3" in the float, and 1 in the Skimmer. I never have Algae or low chlorine issues. run2-3 ppm of FC. (I also run an Ozone generator) I just add a tab as the existing tabs get to less than half their original size.
502468
It depends on the size of the pool and what the chlorine measured when tested. I would not buy this chorine deapenser again. The only thing I still have is the cap that fit on my original dispenser after this one took on water and starting sinking. Cheap!
2063761
The kit does 4 tests with 6 bottles of test material, two of the tests require 2 bottles. I would guess that they will do hundreds of tests, I do 10 to 12 a season. None of the tests check chlorine. Basically if you have a pond the chlorine will come out of the water after a few days when it is new. When you add water to make up for evaporation use a dechlorinator.
1126091
Do not know how long they last. I have never changed ours. It is so slow it is hardly used. I start filling a coffee pot and have to wait even after getting the coffee from the frig, put in a filter, put in coffee, put the coffee away, etc. Wish it did better because it does seem to take out the chlorine which was our big issue.DAK
1136001
We use chlorine tabs, sold at Wal-mart or Target. Not sure the brand name. We have no pump, but we empty it every 3-4 weeks.
579434
First of all, are your chems right? Do you ave the correct chlorine and PH levels; did you use an algecide? This is most important. If so, then dump more clarifier in. I usually dump at least double at opening if not more. If you're still having problems, double check that your filter is clean else take a water sample to the local pool store for more help.
226622
You put them in the chlorinator, which goes between the pump and the inlet of the pool, you put about 10 tablets in the chlorinator and run the pump about an hour per day to keep your chlorine level around 3
1738385
HI I usually plan ahead and make a bunch. Keeping them in ziploc bags. I will leave them overnight and then make another batch in the AM. Usually 12 is enough. I love them and they are a huge hit!! I have thought of trying to rinse and reuse but.....hmmmmm just don't know..lol
1230784
On average one per weekChlorine large tab 1-2. Mite need some chlorine granules too Should work great
1000463
They have to be placed in a separate floater, can't be placed in with a chlorine tablet. You can also put these in the skimmer.
1948299
There are 100 tablets. You receive a box with 5 plastic tubes - each tube contains 20 tablets. 'Hope this helps. These are great for removing the chlorine!
194217
Depends on size of tank and amount of fish. But common rule is rinse them with non chlorine water once every two weeks and change 15 percent of the water. Yes some are reusable, but leave one old one everytime
1840574
Sorry I forgot to mention that there are 50 tablets in a bottle. I picked up 5 thinking were 10 a bottle. I was excited to see 50! It says 2 tablets for every quart of water...so again it's nice there is 50.
2117412
You have to experiment with different settings and continually monitor the chlorine level with a basic test kit. There are many factors that will affect the level like the amount of sun, rain and bather level to name a few. I personally, would not add 9 tablets at a time. They all dissolve at the same rate resulting in a high concentration within the unit especially during periods when the filter is not operating. I would start out with half that amount and use a higher flow setting if necessary
1606897
It depends what product you need to add - there are many parameters that need to be balanced out. For most products, there are guidelines as to how much to add per unit of measurement per 10000 gallons, printed on the label. The trickiest one, paradoxically, is the humble chlorine, since different brands and types will dissolve at different rates. So I usually do iterations, adjusting the chlorinaror controls and sometimes adding high-quality granulated chlorine compound to the skimmers, according to instructions, then measuring again and adjusting as I go. The results are good if you have patience. It's best to add a chemical a few times, instead of overdoing it with a large dose. It depends what product you need to add - there are many parameters that need to be balanced out. For most products, there are guidelines as to how much to add per unit of measurement per 10000 gallons, printed on the label. The trickiest one, paradoxically, is the humble chlorine, since different brands and types will dissolve at different rates. So I usually do iterations, adjusting the chlorinaror controls and sometimes adding high-quality granulated chlorine compound to the skimmers, according to instructions, then measuring again and adjusting as I go. The results are good if you have... » Read More It depends what product you need to add - there are many parameters that need to be balanced out. For most products, there are guidelines as to how much to add per unit of measurement per 10000 gallons, printed on the label. The trickiest one, paradoxically, is the humble chlorine, since different brands and types will dissolve at different rates. So I usually do iterations, adjusting the chlorinaror controls and sometimes adding high-quality granulated chlorine compound to the skimmers, according to instructions, then measuring again and adjusting as I go. The results are good if you have patience. It's best to add a chemical a few times, instead of overdoing it with a large dose. « Show Less
1948057
Probably would be ok with a 3" chlorine tablet split in thirds and one third at a time or a smaller tablet. One 3" would be too much.
2116388
My guy at the told me any more than 2 tablets at a time is overkill. I open it half and put in 2 tablets and it works great. Hope this helps.
201501
It worked for me. 1st it will not replace chlorine just reduce dramatically the quantity you use. In my case I reduced about 2/3. Second it will not happen quickly , it took about 2 months for my pool to stabilize at these levels. Hope I helped.