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Model # 712034393

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Bromine Tablets 1" - Pool Solutions

The chemical sanitation treatment useful for both spas or pools. Works best at 2.0 to 4.0ppm. Its germ and algae killing is much less dependent on pH than is chlorine and there is no stabilizer build up."Spent bromine is still useful in killing bacteria. Do not dispense in skimmer.

  • For use in spas or pools.
  • Tablets are 1" in size. 
  • Tablets are bulk wrapped

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Weight:
50 lbs.
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?     Asked on 8/3/2012by Guest

What is the percentage of bromine?
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A  Answered on 8/3/2012 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

This product is 98% bromine.
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?     Asked on 10/3/2012by Guest

I use bromine in my spa. It smells very strong, and I would like to change to chlorine. Can I do that or are spa's specially equipped for the use of bromine?
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A  Answered on 10/3/2012 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

If you are going to switch from bromine to chlorine, you would need to drain the spa and refill it with fresh water. Bromine is typically used in spas because it holds up better in higher temperatures while chlorine does not. If you want to reduce the amount of bromine you need,  you could use a Nature2 Spa Purifier which uses minerals to purify the water.
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?     Asked on 10/18/2012by Guest

I don't know if I should use chlorine or bromine in my swimming pool. What are the pros and cons of both?
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A  Answered on 10/18/2012 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

Chlorine is a good choice for swimming pools. It costs less than bromine does and is stabilized unlike bromine. Chlorine is pH dependent and a fluctuating pH will affect how well the chlorine works. Chlorine also works better at lower water temperatures. Bromine is not stabilized, meaning the sun will burn it off quicker than chlorine. Bromine isn't as dependent on the pH levels and will still be effective at higher temperature levels.
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?     Asked on 10/25/2012by Guest

Can I use a chlorine shock in my pool if I'm using bromine as a sanitizer?
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A  Answered on 10/25/2012 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

If you are using bromine, you will want to use a non-chlorine shock. The non-chlorine shock will help sanitize the water through oxidation.
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