Leisure Time Bromine Tablets

These tablets are specifically engineered for hot tubs and spas. While they are effective sanitizers, they are not formulated for the larger volume and different chemical demands of a swimming pool.

Bromine is generally more stable than chlorine in the high temperatures of a hot tub, making it a preferred choice for spa maintenance. It also tends to have a less harsh chemical odor and remains effective over a wider pH range.

Yes, these tablets should be placed in a floating chemical dispenser or an inline feeder designed for bromine. You should not toss them directly into the hot tub, as they can bleach or damage the spa surface.

No, this formula is specifically designed to be low-odor. It provides effective sanitization without the strong, stinging scent often associated with traditional chlorine treatments.

The frequency depends on your hot tub's usage and water temperature. You should test your water levels regularly with test strips and adjust the dispenser settings or add tablets as needed to maintain a bromine level between 3 and 5 ppm.