OnGuard Chlorine Stabilizer

Without a stabilizer, the sun's UV rays can break down up to 90% of your chlorine in just two hours. This product acts like sunscreen for your chlorine, keeping it active and effective for much longer.

Yes, the liquid formula is generally easier to work with because it dissolves instantly into the water. Unlike granular versions, which can take days to dissolve and may settle on the pool floor, this liquid integrates immediately into your filtration system.

You typically only need to add stabilizer when your cyanuric acid levels drop below the recommended range, usually between 30 and 50 ppm. It is best to test your water levels regularly and add the product as needed rather than on a strict schedule.

While cyanuric acid is slightly acidic, this stabilizer is formulated to have a minimal impact on your overall water balance. However, you should always test your pH and alkalinity levels after adding any chemical to ensure your water remains balanced.

Yes, this stabilizer is compatible with saltwater pools. Saltwater chlorine generators still require cyanuric acid to prevent the chlorine they produce from being destroyed by the sun.