PoolRX+ pool unit 7.5k-20k gallons

I've been using this PoolRx device for almost a year and a half. It is ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!! Prior to this, I was using a floating Solar Shock unit which I purchased online from Costco. The Solar Shock worked well, but required weekly copper rod cleaning that was a PITA!!! It was messy, requiring you to scrape the copper rod with a wire brush, and soak the screen filter housing in CLR to keep it from getting completely calcified from hard water. During a calcium build-up cleaning by a professional company, I inquired about their weekly pool service (just to see what it would cost). When i got the quote from them, I noticed that they required that you have a PoolRx unit in order for them to honor the price they quoted. I had never heard of it, so I did a quick search and found that it's basically a MUCH BETTER version of the Solar Shock unit. You stick this item inside the pump basket. When your pool pump runs for normal cleaning, the chemicals inside this device disperse into your pool (it's invisible...no noticeable chemical smells or color). As these chemicals pass back through the pump basket, they interact with the copper rod located on the inside of the device and it actively keeps algae from growing in your pool. You still need to maintain some chlorine in your pool, but it has literally cut my chlorine usage IN HALF during the summer months in AZ. I went from 4+ chlorine tabs per week (in the 110+ degree summer months) down to 2. In the winter months, I use about 1 chlorine tablet every 2 weeks. I also have a unique "water wall" that acts like a high-end spa where water flows down the wall and creates a unique ambiance. The top of this water wall has a trough that stores a lot of water and during the summer months, that water can get NASTY in a hurry. I run the pump for this twice a day during the summer months to cycle the water, but with this PoolRx unit, a couple chlorine tabs and weekly shock treatments (necessary for my setup) my pool is crystal clear with absolutely no algae build-up (even when the water temps reach the 90s). Several summers back, even with the Solar Shock unit, I could not get the algae under control and eventually had to drain the pool, get it acid washed and start over. Take it from someone who has to maintain a pool in AZ, this thing WORKS! You need to add the refill chemicals every 4 to 6 months to keep everything working and you need to replace the whole PoolRx unit every year because the copper rod dissolves over time. For peace of mind knowing I won't have algae, the cost savings of 1/2 the chlorine usage, and it doesn't require maintenance...this thing is absolutely getting 5 stars from me. Hope this review helps.

I know people say it’s stupid to buy this as it can easily be done via other means but I can say that since I bought it last year that I have had much less issues keeping the pool in shape. I used to often have algae buildup and it would take days to recover. Since I dropped this into my skimmer, all issues are minor. I can keep the levels all in check and more time to enjoy. Bought a new one as soon as I went to start up the pool and so far so good.

I have had my swimming pool in Florida for over seven years, and until Hurricane Ian, I never had any issues with algae, just using regular pool treatment products. However, during Ian, several screen panels of my pool enclosure were torn off, and my pool ended up filled with leaves and debris. It took me a few days to clean it up, but even after the cleanup, I noticed black and mustard algae started to grow. I treated and cleaned it, and for about a week, the pool was clear, but the algae came back. After battling the algae for two years without success, I came across a product that sounded promising. I decided to give it a try a few weeks ago, and the results have been amazing so far. The water is clear, the walls are spotless, and there’s no sign of algae buildup. It’s important to note that I followed the recommended procedure, including running a full cycle without the filter in place to allow the minerals to fully dissolve. I highly recommend Pool Rx+.

As an inexperienced pool owner I struggled with algae. I had to stop pool service after it became expensive and learn how to maintain the pool. I was introduced to this about a year ago and it has been life changing and incredible. Every Spring/Summer I would get stressed out with algae. Prior to Pool RX+ I tried borates, which are not only expensive but now difficult to find. Living by water and having a pool approx 15 feet from it, there tends to be a lot more algae. Since Pool RX+, the struggle is no longer real. It has without a doubt made a difference. So grateful to have been recommended this product.

Awesome product! Highly recommended! my poos was green, shocked it several times for a month and just could not get rid of the green. Put Pool RX in and within 1 day my pool was crystal clear! Very impressed!

I will reorder, but I'm going to try the version that treats 2-5k gallons to see if this corrects the film it leaves on water surface.PROS:• I haven't had an ounce of algae all year. Crystal clear water.• It lasted longer than 6 months.• Cuts down on amount of chlorine needed each week, having to purchase and add additional chemicals weekly, and overall maintenance time.CONS:• In undisturbed water, a film develops on top of water. Film on apparent for first 3 months. This can be skimmed off with net with small mesh.• Blue film also collects in paper filter, but can be sprayed out with a hose.• If pH & Chlorine get out of balance, it left brown stains on my pool liner. Once pool is balanced, they disappear. For stubborn stains, place a chlorine tablet on stain for a minute or two, stain disappears.

I highly recommend this product. Our family uses it once per year so it’s a great value. It makes a huge difference on keeping algae under control on our 13K gallon, in-ground pool. It is made with thick plastic material so we have not had any problems with our repeat purchases.

This thing seems to be doing absolutely great. However it will stain your liner if it touches it. I wish it was just a pinch smaller to fit inside the strainer of my pump but instead o popped a string thru and let it sit over and inlet. I've not added chlorine since I put it up a month ago. It's doing great.