Are auto chlorinators worth it?

We definitely think a chlorinator is a worthwhile investment: It automatically and evenly dispenses chlorine (even when you’re out of town) You can control the rate that chlorine flows into your pool. You can avoid chlorine tablets in your pool or skimmer (and the vinyl liner stains they can cause.

Can you put liquid chlorine in a floating dispenser?

The tablet slowly dissolves as it chlorinates the water, without dispersing too much at once. Floating pool dispensers can be used in aboveground and inground pools, but make sure your pool manufacturer says it’s safe to use one. The chlorine floater must be removed from the water when people are in the pool.

Do automatic chlorinators work?

Automatic chlorinators will work with pools of varying volumes, depending on the chlorinator and your configuration. For example, some automatic pool chlorinators will sanitize pools of up to 40,000 gallons (a pool that holds 40,000 gallons may be about 12ft.

How do you dispense liquid chlorine in a pool?

Hold jug of liquid chlorine as far away from your body and as far into the pool as is comfortable and safe. (Do not lean over so far that you risk falling in, simply extend your arm). Pour the liquid chlorine into the pool with the jug as close to the water surface as possible in order to prevent splashing.

How do I know if my chlorinator is working?

The easiest way to ascertain if the chlorinator is working is to make sure the cell is clean by checking the needle or production lights. Ensure there is enough salt in the pool. On the chlorinator box there should be a light or dial that indicates it is working.

Can I add liquid chlorine without pump running?

It’s pointless to shock a pool that doesn’t have a functional pump. Even if it succeeds, your pool will get filled with algae after only a few days. It’s a big job to get all the chemicals to mix evenly without using a pump. Using a leaf net or a pole, manually apply chlorine and mix the water.