Benefits

AquaPure Stabilised Chlorine Tablets with UV protection dissolve slowly when placed in the pool's skimmer or a floating chlorine dispenser, releasing chlorine into the water over a period of time. This process helps to kill bacteria and other harmful organisms that may be present in the pool water.

The tablets are designed to dissolve slowly and maintain a consistent level of chlorine in the pool water. This is important because too little chlorine can lead to the growth of harmful bacteria, while too much chlorine can irritate swimmers' skin and eyes.

• Slow-dissolving tablets

• High chlorine content - almost 90%

• Contains a built in chlorine stabiliser

• Easy to use - simply add tablets to the skimmer or floating dispenser

• Designed to maintain a consistent level of chlorine in pool water

• Reduces the amount of time and effort needed for pool maintenance

• More convenient than other forms of chlorine, such as liquid or granular

FAQ’s

Q: What are AquaPure Stabilised Chlorine Tablets with UV protection?

A: AquaPure Stabilised Chlorine Tablets with UV protection is a type of pool sanitiser made from a stabilised form of chlorine. They are designed to slowly dissolve in the pool water over time, releasing chlorine to kill harmful bacteria and other organisms.

Q: How do I use AquaPure Stabilised Chlorine Tablets with UV protection?

A: AquaPure Stabilised Chlorine Tablets with UV protection should be placed into a pool skimmer or floating dispenser, and allowed to dissolve slowly over time. The appropriate dosage will depend on the size of your pool. It's important to regularly test the pool water and adjust the dosage as needed to maintain the appropriate chlorine levels.

Q: Can AquaPure Stabilised Chlorine Tablets with UV protection be used in all types of pools?

A: AquaPure Stabilised Chlorine Tablets with UV protection can be used in most types of swimming pools, including concrete, fiberglass, and vinyl liner pools. However, they may not be the best option for all pool owners, as they can cause the pH level of the water to decrease over time, which may require additional chemical adjustments.