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XtremepowerUS Solar-Powered Algaecide Killer Pool Ionizer & Purifier System Expired
$57
$116.35
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Home Depot has XtremepowerUS Solar-Powered Algaecide Killer Pool Ionizer & Purifier System (90120-1) on sale for $57. Shipping is free or select free ship-to-store pickup where available.
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- Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
- Solar-powered pool ionizer is the perfect solution to algae and mold problem, the algae killer set can help cleans your pool in no time
- Photo-voltaic panels convert sunlight energy into electricity to release positive ions for crystal clear water quality
- Positively-charged copper ions effectively cleans and sanitizes pool of floating debris and contaminants
- Eliminates the growth of microorganisms and algae build-up in the swimming pool
- Saves up to 80% to 90% in pool chemicals and reduces amount of chlorine needed
- Effective for use in swimming pool sizes up to 32,000 Gal. of water, 1600 sq. ft.
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- This deal is $59.35 off (51% savings) the retail list price of $116.35.
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- This product is rated an impressive 4.2 out of 5 stars based on 18 customer reviews on Home Depot and 4 out of 5 stars based on 43 customer reviews on Amazon.
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I've been watching these for a while and a good sale price is around $89
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| Product Name: | Solar-Powered Algaecide Killer Pool Ionizer and Purifier System |
| Product Description: | The XtremepowerUS Solar-Powered Pool Ionizer and Purifier is the perfect solution to your algae problem, using modern technology to convert energy from sunlight to help clean and sanitize the algae and microorganisms in your pool. The built-in photovoltaic panels will convert energy from the sun into electricity to release positive-charged ions for crystal-clear water quality. Using the solar pool ionizer to release positively-charged copper ions that purify your pool of floating debris and contaminants on a microscopic level. Copper being a natural bacteria and algae killer can eliminate the growth of both unwanted microorganisms and algae buildup in the swimming pool. Ionization purification maintains the freshness and clearness of your pool, while effectively preventing the growth of algae and bacteria microorganisms. This purification process will save you up to 80%-90% on pool chemicals and reduces a large amount of the chlorine needed. |
| Model Number: | 90120-1 |
| Product SKU: | 311363388 |
| UPC: | 761449838547 |
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i have followed troublefreepool forum advice for 6+ years and have spent less time/money each year managing my pool. google BBB, SLAM, Taylor K-2006C test kit, and pool calculator if you interested learning more. the only stuff i add to my pool is salt, chlorine (liquid bleach ideally or calhypo if i need calcium to increase CH), baking soda or muriatic acid (to manage PH). the forum recommends against all other additives including trichlor (traditional pool shock) as it adds things like CYA that makes it harder and more expensive to manage your FC (free chlorine levels).
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That being said, I had one of these for a couple of years (Costco version) and didn't have an issue with the copper levels but I tend to drain/refill my pool about every two years due to increased CYA levels from pool tabs.
Also, these are not completely maintenance free. You have to pull them out and clean off the copper rod with the metal brush every so often.
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i have followed troublefreepool forum advice for 6+ years and have spent less time/money each year managing my pool. google BBB, SLAM, Taylor K-2006C test kit, and pool calculator if you interested learning more. the only stuff i add to my pool is salt, chlorine (liquid bleach ideally or calhypo if i need calcium to increase CH), baking soda or muriatic acid (to manage PH). the forum recommends against all other additives including trichlor (traditional pool shock) as it adds things like CYA that makes it harder and more expensive to manage your FC (free chlorine levels).
https://www.troublefreepool.com/t...ce.142398/ [troublefreepool.com]
i have followed troublefreepool forum advice for 6+ years and have spent less time/money each year managing my pool. google BBB, SLAM, Taylor K-2006C test kit, and pool calculator if you interested learning more. the only stuff i add to my pool is salt, chlorine (liquid bleach ideally or calhypo if i need calcium to increase CH), baking soda or muriatic acid (to manage PH). the forum recommends against all other additives including trichlor (traditional pool shock) as it adds things like CYA that makes it harder and more expensive to manage your FC (free chlorine levels).
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TFP is okay. They act like free chlorine, total chlorine and CYA levels and ratios are some big secret. Ive known people who use it and have quit TFP doctrine but with a good rain and dumping out my pool my CYA levels have been fine for a decade. Seems like more trouble than it's worth from the few people that I've know who have tried it. That said. I still don't want added copper in my pool. I'd say this is fantastic for a lined pool though.
Ordering a custom pool to go with it.
Thanks Slickdeals!
Ideal for use in variety of swimming pool systems such as shaded pools, screened pools and fish ponds
UPDATE:
If you look in the questions, the mfg responded not to use it in a koi pond because of bleach?
So, there's conflicting information out there.