In The Swim Pool Chlorine Sticks

Yes, these sticks are designed to be used in skimmers, as well as in floating dispensers or automatic feeders. Placing them in the skimmer is a common method for consistent distribution, but ensure your pump is running regularly to maintain proper circulation.

These sticks contain 98.6% Trichloro-S-Triazinetrione. This is a stabilized form of chlorine, which helps the sanitizer resist degradation from the sun's UV rays, allowing it to remain effective in your pool for a longer period.

The dissolution rate depends on your pool's water temperature, flow rate, and the amount of sunlight exposure. Because they are slow-dissolving, they are engineered to provide a steady release of chlorine over several days, but you should monitor your feeder or skimmer weekly to gauge your specific consumption rate.

These sticks are effective for most standard pool systems, but they are highly concentrated. Always check your pool equipment manufacturer's guidelines before placing chlorine directly into a skimmer, as some materials may be sensitive to high concentrations of sanitizer over time.

Because these sticks are already stabilized, they include cyanuric acid to protect the chlorine from sunlight. You will still need to test your water regularly to ensure your stabilizer levels remain within the recommended range, as they can fluctuate based on water dilution and evaporation.