Pool shock is the one important pool supply I definitely don’t skimp on. I’ve learned my lesson when it comes to buying cheap pool chemicals. You name it, and I’ve tried it – every brand of pool supplies sold at Walmart, Lowes, Leslie’s, and on Amazon. HANDPICKED RELATED CONTENT: Swimming Pool Chemicals (Updated Daily) I’ve spent the last 10+ years skimming out dead ducks, rats, mice, lizards, bugs, spiders, and other critters from my swimming pool…Īnd every year since 2007, I’ve spent several hundred dollars ($200 – $300) on pool chemicals, such as 3-inch chlorine tablets, pool shock, water conditioner, algaecide, and muriatic acid – all just to keep nasty organisms from living in the swimming pool water. That’s what you want when you have 1,000s of gallons of water in your backyard with kids and animals splashing around in it.
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