In The Swim Pool Stabilizer / Conditioner

Sunlight breaks down chlorine very quickly, which forces you to use more chemicals to keep your water sanitized. Cyanuric acid acts like a sunscreen for your chlorine, shielding it from UV degradation so it stays active in the water longer.

For most outdoor pools, you should aim for a range between 20 and 50 ppm. If you have a saltwater pool, you will generally need a slightly higher concentration, typically around 60 ppm.

The dosage is straightforward: adding 1 pound of this stabilizer per 4,000 gallons of pool water will increase your cyanuric acid level by approximately 30 ppm. Always test your water first to determine your current levels before adding more.

No, this is an odorless, high-quality formula designed to dissolve effectively without affecting the clarity or scent of your water. Its primary purpose is to stabilize your chlorine levels, not to alter the water's appearance or smell.

Yes, this stabilizer is fully compatible with saltwater pools. Just keep in mind that saltwater systems often require a higher cyanuric acid level, usually around 60 ppm, to maintain optimal chlorine efficiency.

Yes, by preventing the rapid 'burn-off' of chlorine caused by the sun, you can maintain a consistent sanitizer residual with less product. Using this stabilizer can reduce your annual chlorine consumption by up to 25%.