Swimming Pool Chemical Prices – Algaecide Prices
There is considerable variety in swimming pool chemical prices. And like other commodities, the price of pool chemicals depend on whether you buy them online or in outlet stores, or whether in bulk or individually. There are also many different types of pool chemicals available for the pool proprietor, and obviously each of these kinds will cost a different amount.
One brand is the Super Algaecide Chemical, a copper-based algaecide that can kill all algae in a few hours, and at small doses. Its 12 quart bottle costs around $142.99 – $199.99, and can be bought at eBay or other stores. Another brand is the Swimming Pool Chemical Kit Standard. The kit contains 3 inch tablets, Halt 50 Algaecide, Super Rust & Scale, Chlor-Burst Shock, pH increaser, pH reducer, and chlorine test strips. All in all, a complete set of pool treatment chemicals. It is available at Inyo Pool Products Inc, and costs $159.99
Yet another brand is the Swimming Pool Specialty Chemicals. It contains a formula that coagulates dirt, oil and debris quickly, thus making them easier to remove. Using the product regularly can prevent the pool filter from getting clogged. It can be purchased at amerimerc.com for $12.95. Then there is the Pool Chemicals, Specialty, Clarifiers, PSW-CHY185-4 and others from Pool Supply World. It has the same performance in coagulating dirt and debris, but offers more treatment chemicals and a budget deal if you buy 4 quarts. It costs $38.95.
For a more seasonal approach, one solution is the Arctic Armor Winterizing Chemical Kit, from Dazadi.com. It contains 7,500 gallons of chemicals that are specially formulated for specific pool sizes, and caters to customers who want to close their pool during the fall season. It costs $44.95 -$54.95. And for those looking for an alternative to chlorine, one can choose the Bromine-In-Ground Bromine Chemical Kit. This chemical is less irritating to the eyes and skin, and may be helpful for more sensitive individuals. It costs $179.99 – $329.99 and is sold by In the Swim Pool Supplies.
There are many more specific brands; however the main considerations should always be the size of the pool, the season, and the reputation of the company, to ensure you are getting the best treatment possible for your pool.
