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13.3-Oz HTH Pool Care Granule Shock Treatment
$3
$7.59
+ Free Store Pickup
Ace Hardware has 13.3-Oz HTH Pool Care Granule Shock Treatment on sale for $2.99. Select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to community member Nortarchy for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for store pickup will vary by location.
Product Details:
Thanks to community member Nortarchy for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for store pickup will vary by location.
Product Details:
- Shock treat, sanitize, clarify and help prevent bacteria and algae in your swimming pool water, all with this convenient, easy-to-use product
- Multi-use pool shock with cal hypo
- Use weekly to solve 90% of pool water problems within 24 hours
- Fast-acting and fast-dissolving
- Visibly brilliant sparkle This Cal Hypo based formula sanitizes without adding cyanuric acid (CYA) to prevent overstabilization or chlorine lock.
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- Our research indicates that this is $2.56 lower (46% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $5.55 at the time of this posting.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Edited May 8, 2024
at 04:41 PM
Ace has HTH pool shock for $2.99, this is the cheapest I've seen it so far this year. For comparison Sam's has a 24 pack on sale for $99.98 which works out to $4.16 a pack.
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Created 05-08-2024
at 04:27 PM
by Nortarchy
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Calcium hypochlorite will make your concrete look like new, if you have organic stains.
For some what more closely comparison. Costco has HTH Cal Hypo, 15 lbs for $70 with 56% Cal. Hypo vs the 49% at Ace.
Still not apples to apples price comparison, but if we ignore the Cal Hypo content:
70/15lb/16oz (costco) = ~$0.292 / oz * 13.3 oz (Ace's pack) = $3.88 a pack.
Not really sure how include the Cal. Hypo percentage in the calculation to make it Apples to Apples comparison.
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Calcium hypochlorite will make your concrete look like new, if you have organic stains.
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For some what more closely comparison. Costco has HTH Cal Hypo, 15 lbs for $70 with 56% Cal. Hypo vs the 49% at Ace.
Still not apples to apples price comparison, but if we ignore the Cal Hypo content:
70/15lb/16oz (costco) = ~$0.292 / oz * 13.3 oz (Ace's pack) = $3.88 a pack.
Not really sure how include the Cal. Hypo percentage in the calculation to make it Apples to Apples comparison.
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Please double check and let me know if calculation is correct.
I have a 25k gallon pool, any other suggestions to save money from chlorine in Atlanta metro, please post here.
Available chlorine: 56% of 50 pounds = 28 pounds of available chlorine. Price: $189.99 for 50 pounds.
Equivalent price per pound of available chlorine:
189.99/28≈$6.78
13.3 ounces of chlorine with 46% available chlorine:
Convert ounces to pounds:
13.3 ounces = 0.83125 pounds
Available chlorine: 46% of 0.83125 pounds = 0.382812 pounds Price for 0.83125 pounds: $2.99
Equivalent price per pound of available chlorine:
2.99/0.3828125 ≈ 7.82
For some what more closely comparison. Costco has HTH Cal Hypo, 15 lbs for $70 with 56% Cal. Hypo vs the 49% at Ace.
Still not apples to apples price comparison, but if we ignore the Cal Hypo content:
70/15lb/16oz (costco) = ~$0.292 / oz * 13.3 oz (Ace's pack) = $3.88 a pack.
Not really sure how include the Cal. Hypo percentage in the calculation to make it Apples to Apples comparison.
Yep, actually saw these at ace yesterday when I went to get shock....13 Oz bags and like 50% active ingredient....ended up getting diff brand 1lb bags with 70% ...I suppose just depends on your need but something to consider