I see they sell a Salt Water Stabilizer.What's the difference in just using reg Stabilizer?Thinking this is just another money maker.lol..Sorry if I put in wrong section.Please move if needed.
Stabilizer for Salt Water Pool's
- Thread starter kplaster
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Stabilizer is stabilizer. Its all the same when it goes in the water. Dont let em take your money!
It's like the difference between Swimming Pool Salt and water softener salt....$2.00 per bag.
It's the same difference as Alkalinity Increaser versus Baking Soda: higher profit margin.
$10 more than reg.lol.No worries about me wasting my money.Got'a stop by WallyWorld and pick up a jug tomorrow.Happen to run across it on Lowe's site.Got'a love the review's of clueless people.lol
- May 23, 2015
- 24,436
- Pool Size
- 16000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
I saw something similar last year from BioGuard. They had their usual 6lbs container of Stabilizer-100 (100% CYA) and another bottle of Saltscapes SunShield Stabilizer for salt water pools....also 100% CYA but about $10 more....I guess the nicer looking bottle is worth the extra money so it's easier on the eye for those poor fellows working the recycle garbage truck
Just about ever pool chemical brand has a "saltwater" version of their chemicals. They are almost always exactly the same except in smaller containers and priced higher. Reminds me of the individually wrapped "microwavable" potatoes.
It's like the grocery store asking you if the baking soda you are buying is for a swimming pool, and then tripling the price if you say yes!
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