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Bromine Granules 700 Gram

SKU#: 1100801
$34.99
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  • Effective Water Sanitizer: Bromine Granules are an excellent alternative to chlorine for pool and spa sanitation, delivering powerful protection against bacteria, algae, and other contaminants

  • Gentle on Skin and Eyes: Unlike chlorine, bromine is less harsh, making it a gentler option for swimmers, reducing skin and eye irritation while maintaining clean, safe water

  • Long-Lasting Protection: Bromine is highly stable in warm water, which makes it ideal for hot tubs and spas, providing consistent sanitation without needing frequent reapplication

  • Fast-Dissolving Formula: The granules dissolve quickly in water, ensuring your pool or spa is sanitized promptly and efficiently, so you can get back to enjoying your swim or soak

  • Convenient Packaging: The 700-gram container is the perfect size for regular use, making it easy to store and measure for accurate dosing, keeping your pool or spa water consistently clean

Brominating Granules

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Pool and spa bromine sanitizes water as effectively as chlorine but causes far less irritation to skin and eyes. Discount Pool Supply offers the most convenient method of adding bromine to your hot tub. This quick dissolving granular allows you to increase bromine levels fast and effectively.


Key Features:

  • Less skin and eye irritation compared to chlorine products

  • Controls bacteria and algae in swimming pool water

  • Performs well over a broad pH range unlike other commonly used chemicals

  • Safe and effective slow-dissolving bactericide, algaecide and disinfectant

  • Swimming pool bromine produces no chlorine odor and makes the water soft and silky smooth.

  • Pool bromine is pre-stabilized and does not require the use of stabilizers or conditioners, allowing you to save on chemical costs.

Benefits

How to use

    Bromine Granules 700 Gram Reviews


    imageIs Bromine Granules safe for all sanitizer systems? 1 Answer

    • Bromine Granules are compatible with: Bromine sanitation systems Saltwater systems that use bromine electrodes Manual dosing systems It’s not intended for use as a chlorine sanitizer, so don’t mix with chlorine tablets or stabilized chlorine products for bromine sanitation.

      Answered by Davestaff on March 12, 2025

    imageHow often should I add bromine? 1 Answer

    • Because bromine can be consumed through usage, heat, and bather load: Check sanitizer levels every time before spa use Adjust bromine granules as needed to maintain 3.0 – 5.0 ppm Add more granules after draining/refilling or following heavy use Regular testing and adjustment help keep your spa water safe and enjoyable.

      Answered by Davestaff on July 22, 2024

    imageHow do I use Bromine Granules? 1 Answer

    • For best results: Test your spa water to check current sanitizer and pH levels. Ensure the pump and jets are running for circulation. Broadcast bromine granules evenly over the spa surface while jets are running — do not dump concentrated piles into one spot. Allow the water to circulate so the granules dissolve fully. Typical starting guideline: 25 g per 1,000 L (≈264 gal) of spa water to help establish a bromine sanitizer level. Adjust based on your spa size and test kit results. Always follow label directions for your specific situation.

      Answered by Swapnilstaff on March 8, 2024

    imageWhat are Bromine Granules and what do they do? 1 Answer

    • Bromine Granules (700 g) are a granular bromine sanitizer used primarily in spas, hot tubs, and sometimes pools to help keep water clean and safe by killing bacteria, algae, and other contaminants. Bromine is often preferred over chlorine in warm water environments like spas because it remains effective at higher temperatures and generally produces less odor and irritation. Unlike tablet or feeder systems, granules allow you to adjust sanitizer levels manually and are ideal for treating water quickly or maintaining sanitizer levels between regular treatments.

      Answered by Mitchellstaff on May 10, 2023


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