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expired Posted by tunabreath • May 18, 2020
expired Posted by tunabreath • May 18, 2020

Sam's Club Members: 40lbs. Member's Mark Chlorinating Tablets

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Sam's Club has for its' Members: 40lbs. Member's Mark Chlorinating Tablets on sale for $59.98. Select Free Store Pickup via "Pick up in Club" where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free for Plus Members. Thanks tunabreath

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Keep your pool fresh and clean using these Member's Mark chlorinating tablets. Compatible with most pools and spas, these tablets make it easy to kill bacteria and keep algae under control. -slickdewmaster

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Sam's Club has for its' Members: 40lbs. Member's Mark Chlorinating Tablets on sale for $59.98. Select Free Store Pickup via "Pick up in Club" where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free for Plus Members. Thanks tunabreath

Note, Active Sam's Club Membership is required to purchase.

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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
Keep your pool fresh and clean using these Member's Mark chlorinating tablets. Compatible with most pools and spas, these tablets make it easy to kill bacteria and keep algae under control. -slickdewmaster

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This is packaged much better than the Costco clorox tabs. Those come in a rectangular can with a lid that allows rainwater to infiltrate. They use that style because more units can be stacked on a pallet. If you must store outdoors, as I must, you are better off with the Sam's packaging, which is the tried and true round bucket with the screw-on lid. It provides excellent protection for this powerful chemical product.
https://dengarden.com/swimming-po...mming-Pool

Also this site is extremely valuable
https://www.troublefreepool.com/blog/

You do not add it consistently through the season, you add it once and then you "top it off" if/when the levels decrease.
Most of the tablet products for use in the toilet break the seals down over time and are bad for the toilet. I would not use anything.

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Trichloro for those interested

Good deal price-wise, I only need to add a few chlorine tabs every now and then to my pool, no other chemicals since doing the borax treatment a few years ago. Pre-borax, algae every season, post borax, no sign of algae ever.
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Quote from bluekiwi :
Trichloro for those interested

Good deal price-wise, I only need to add a few chlorine tabs every now and then to my pool, no other chemicals since doing the borax treatment a few years ago. Pre-borax, algae every season, post borax, no sign of algae ever.
What's the borax treatment? I've heard of people adding it to balance ph but I thought you did that consistently throughout the season.
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This is packaged much better than the Costco clorox tabs. Those come in a rectangular can with a lid that allows rainwater to infiltrate. They use that style because more units can be stacked on a pallet. If you must store outdoors, as I must, you are better off with the Sam's packaging, which is the tried and true round bucket with the screw-on lid. It provides excellent protection for this powerful chemical product.
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Quote from aldoraine :
What's the borax treatment? I've heard of people adding it to balance ph but I thought you did that consistently throughout the season.
https://dengarden.com/swimming-po...mming-Pool

Also this site is extremely valuable
https://www.troublefreepool.com/blog/

You do not add it consistently through the season, you add it once and then you "top it off" if/when the levels decrease.
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Quote from realchristmas :
This is packaged much better than the Costco clorox tabs. Those come in a rectangular can with a lid that allows rainwater to infiltrate. They use that style because more units can be stacked on a pallet. If you must store outdoors, as I must, you are better off with the Sam's packaging, which is the tried and true round bucket with the screw-on lid. It provides excellent protection for this powerful chemical product.

Good to know but I don't store my chlorine tablets outside. Also, reviews claim these tablets are also individually wrapped.
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Quote from tunabreath :
Good to know but I don't store my chlorine tablets outside. Also, reviews claim these tablets are also individually wrapped.
I bought this product last year when sams had it on sale and can confirm mine were all individually wrapped
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Quote from bluekiwi :
https://dengarden.com/swimming-po...mming-Pool

Also this site is extremely valuable
https://www.troublefreepool.com/blog/

You do not add it consistently through the season, you add it once and then you "top it off" if/when the levels decrease.
Awesome thanks. I actually have a thread over there where I'm fixing up an old concrete pool.

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How long do these take to dissolve?
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Can I use these in my toilet reservoir? I use those Kaboom tablets, but they've been out of stock locally, wonder if I can simply put these in its place substituted.

these things. - I would just break the chlorine tablet into chunks and put it in the little purple reservoir thingy.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kaboom-2...er/3652106
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Quote from SorrowNightshade :
Can I use these in my toilet reservoir? I use those Kaboom tablets, but they've been out of stock locally, wonder if I can simply put these in its place substituted.

these things. - I would just break the chlorine tablet into chunks and put it in the little purple reservoir thingy.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kaboom-2...er/3652106
You could but you may run the risk of prematurely wearing out the toilet flapper seal and the fill valve.
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Quote from SorrowNightshade :
Can I use these in my toilet reservoir? I use those Kaboom tablets, but they've been out of stock locally, wonder if I can simply put these in its place substituted.

these things. - I would just break the chlorine tablet into chunks and put it in the little purple reservoir thingy.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kaboom-2...er/3652106
Most of the tablet products for use in the toilet break the seals down over time and are bad for the toilet. I would not use anything.
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I use this type of tablet in a landscaping water fountain~150-200Gal ...does anyone know if they is a better solution for that application? In the summer as the sun hits it with more intensity, it seems to take off with green algee if not treated. A tablet time release tablet like this seems to do the trick, but causes buildup, and is not as inexpensive over time.
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At first sight, I felt it is hydro chloroquine 🙈🙈
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Community answer:
"This does not contain Cyanuric Acid"

I have a salt water generator, so I don't need these, but the above is key for those of you using tablets. Cyanuric Acid does not dissipate over time, so you don't want to be constantly adding it with your tablets.

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