UPDATE: They dropped the double stacking 15% discounts. Now it only has one 15% off discount, making it $222.24 after the $20 off coupon.
Pool chlorine costs are way up this year. Typically for pool shock I use one with 73% available chlorine. Right now the best price I found on a 50 lbs bucket is $284.99. I ran across a deal for In The Swim branded shock with 68% available chlorine for $185.90. Even with the lower chlorine content, I'm giving it a try. I've used In The Swim 3" stabilized tablets before without complaint.
The regular price is $284.99. Currently they have 15% off In The Swim pool shock and 15% off calcium hypochlorite pool shock. The product page will show the price $242.24 (15% off). But when you add it to the cart it will show $205.90 (stacking both 15% off). Then apply the coupon code I8AFFU200 for $20 off $200 for a total $185.90. Free shipping is included.
https://intheswim.com/p/50-lbs-ca...00601.html
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i used to pay $3-$4 a gallon and now it is $5 - at the cheapest place possible for 12.5%
i used to pay $3-$4 a gallon and now it is $5 - at the cheapest place possible for 12.5%
Yes definitely but at least our pool place has a "chlorine card" which gets us a free one for every 5 so that helps a bit. I did really like the convenience of the tabs but whew these prices!
Agreed and I usually do it after sun down because sunlight burns up the chlorine fast. Usually 1 or twice a week depending on pool use.
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troublefreepool.com has a thread where they track cheapest places to find it in each state...
i used to pay $3-$4 a gallon and now it is $5 - at the cheapest place possible for 12.5%
That would be great here in Florida I am paying well over $6 for 2.5 gal and that is the lowest I can find.