I think it’s funny that it’s on clearance. It’s not like people quit taking care of their pools at any point of the year here. We still have at least another month before the water starts to cool down.
It does seem like a great price, and not to rain on parade, but just today I bought MA 31.45% 2gal pack HDX @ HmDep Crismon/Southern Mesa for $12.98. Right next to it sat pallet of same brand but the 15% strength 2gal pack for $11. Neither on 'sale'. That $11 compared to OP's $7.44 on the surface seems like a very nice find, a steal in fact. This is a good example of how big companies trick us with advertising into thinking we won.
Needing to use 2x qty of MA at 15% vs 31% even at what seems to be an incredible discount, is still costing more $ to treat your pool, by about $1 per gallon. These companies should be ashamed for these tactics.
Where you been the last 20 years ?I think it’s funny that it’s on clearance
LOL! I get all the holidays being out WAY too early but this seems different for here since we don’t close our pools. We have to take care of them all year round. As for Christmas displays, just go to Hobby Lobby. They’ve had Christmas for a few weeksWhere you been the last 20 years ?
The back to school stuff was put up while the kids were STILL in school, Halloween costumes have been for sale since, and I’m expecting the Xmas displays any day now.![]()
I suspect the cost to manufacture HCl is less than the distribution and shipping costs, as I’ve never seen half strength muriatic acid in the Midwest that was not the same or more expensive than full strength.It does seem like a great price, and not to rain on parade, but just today I bought MA 31.45% 2gal pack HDX @ HmDep Crismon/Southern Mesa for $12.98. Right next to it sat pallet of same brand but the 15% strength 2gal pack for $11. Neither on 'sale'. That $11 compared to OP's $7.44 on the surface seems like a very nice find, a steal in fact. This is a good example of how big companies trick us with advertising into thinking we won.
Needing to use 2x qty of MA at 15% vs 31% even at what seems to be an incredible discount, is still costing more $ to treat your pool, by about $1 per gallon. These companies should be ashamed for these tactics.