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AlgaeFree Pool Blocks Algaecide Pucks, 600G, (2 x 300G)

SKU#: ALG-PB-2PK
$36.99
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  • Effective Algae Prevention: Keep your pool crystal clear with ALGAEFREE Pool Blocks, designed to prevent algae growth and maintain water clarity for a longer, hassle-free swimming season

  • Long-Lasting Protection: Each pack contains two 300g pucks, offering up to 2 months of consistent algae control, so you can enjoy your pool with less maintenance

  • Easy to Use: Simply drop one ALGAEFREE puck into your pool’s skimmer or floating dispenser for effortless, continuous algae prevention with minimal effort

  • Safe for All Pool Types: These algae blocks are safe for both above-ground and in-ground pools, ensuring they work effectively in any pool setup without damaging surfaces

  • Cost-Effective Solution: Save time and money by reducing the need for frequent chemical treatments—ALGAEFREE Pool Blocks provide long-term value and effective algae control at a great price

Description

ADD 1 BLOCK IN THE SKIMMER PER MONNTH AND SAY GOODBYE TO ALGAE!

  • Handy monthly slow release tablet

  • Blackspot, Mustard & Green Algae Killer

  • Eliminates Algase from Walls, Grouting & sTeps

  • 1 Block in theskimmer eacg month will prevent & Kill any algae growth

  • Reduces chlorine consumption

  • Ideal for salt or chlorine pools

  • Helps to make make pool water sparkling clear

  • Dual Function - eliminates & prevents algae growth

    AlgaeFree Pool Blocks Algaecide Pucks, 600G, (2 x 300G) Reviews


    imageAre the algaecide pucks safe for all pool types? 1 Answer

    • AlgaeFree Pool Blocks are suitable for: Above‑ground pools In‑ground pools Saltwater (chlorine generator) systems They can be used with most pool filtration systems. Always ensure proper water balance and circulation when using algaecides.

      Answered by Swapnilstaff on August 6, 2025

    imageDo AlgaeFree Pool Blocks replace chlorine sanitization? 1 Answer

    • No – AlgaeFree Pool Blocks help control and prevent algae, but they do not sanitize water on their own. You still need a proper chlorine or bromine sanitizer at recommended levels to kill bacteria and keep water safe: Free chlorine: 1.0 – 3.0 ppm (pools) Free bromine: 3.0 – 5.0 ppm (spas) Algaecide works with your sanitizer plan — not instead of it.

      Answered by Davestaff on July 8, 2025

    imageHow do I use AlgaeFree Pool Blocks? 1 Answer

    • For proper application: Ensure your pool pump and filter are running. Place one AlgaeFree Pool Block in a skimmer basket or floating dispenser to allow slow release of algaecide into circulating water. Use one puck per ~25,000 L (~6,600 gal) of pool water each month for ongoing control. For ongoing maintenance in larger or hotter conditions, you can adjust to approximately one puck per ~50,000 L (~13,200 gal) once algae is under control. Always maintain chlorine levels and balance water chemistry alongside algaecide use for best results.

      Answered by Swapnilstaff on May 8, 2024

    imageWhy should I consider using AlgaeFree Pool Blocks in my pool? 1 Answer

    • AlgaeFree Pool Blocks provide: Ongoing algae control and prevention — up to 2 weeks per puck Reduced chlorine demand because less algae means chlorine can focus on sanitizing rather than fighting growth Long‑lasting protection throughout the season Easy, low‑effort maintenance — ideal for busy pool owners who want added protection between shock treatments or sanitizer dosing These are especially helpful if your pool is in full sun, prone to algae growth, or exposed to environmental debris that can feed algae.

      Answered by Davestaff on April 11, 2024

    imageWhat are AlgaeFree Pool Blocks Algaecide Pucks 2kg and what do they do? 1 Answer

    • AlgaeFree Pool Blocks Algaecide Pucks 2kg are slow‑release algaecide pucks designed to help eliminate and prevent common types of algae in pool water. These solid tablets work over time to protect water from green, mustard, and blackspot algae while reducing chlorine consumption needed to maintain clean water.

      Answered by Davestaff on April 3, 2024


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