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PoolMe Chlorine Stabilizer - 4lbs

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Product Description

Save money and keep your water safe with PoolMe Chlorine Stabilizer (4 lbs). Without a stabilizer, the sun’s harsh UV rays can destroy up to 90% of your pool's chlorine in just two hours. This premium Cyanuric Acid (CYA) formula acts as a "sunscreen" for your water, shielding chlorine molecules so they stay active longer. By establishing a solid base of stabilizer, you ensure your sanitizer works at peak efficiency, preventing algae blooms and reducing the need for constant chemical re-dosing. It is an essential foundation for any outdoor pool or salt-water system looking to maintain consistent water balance with less effort. 

Key Features

  • UV Burn-Off Protection: Specialized formula prevents chlorine from being dissipated by direct sunlight, extending the life of your sanitizer.
  • Reduces Chemical Costs: By slowing down chlorine loss, this stabilizer significantly lowers the amount of chlorine you need to purchase and add throughout the season.
  • 100% Active Ingredient: Contains high-purity Cyanuric Acid (CYA) to ensure maximum effectiveness with no unnecessary fillers or additives.
  • Ideal for Salt Systems: Helps salt-water chlorine generators work less frequently, extending the lifespan of your expensive salt cell.
  • Stabilized Water Chemistry: Creates a more predictable environment for your water balance, making it easier to maintain safe, crystal-clear swimming conditions.
  • Long-Lasting Performance: Unlike other chemicals that evaporate, stabilizer stays in the water until it is physically removed via splash-out or backwashing. 

Specifications

Specifications

Brand PoolMe
UPC 659675426167
Chemical Type Cyanuric Acid (CYA)
Active Ingredient 100% Pure CYA
Weight 4 lbs
Standard Target 30 – 50 ppm
Salt Cell Target 60 – 80 ppm
Physical Form Granular

Warnings and Disclaimers

  • Irreversible Dosing: Stabilizer does not evaporate. The only way to lower Cyanuric Acid levels is to [partially drain and refill the pool](https://www.poolcalculator.com). Never add more than the calculated dose.
  • Chlorine Lock: If CYA levels rise above 100 ppm, your chlorine becomes [chemically over-protected](https://ezclorchemicals.com) and cannot kill bacteria or algae effectively.
  • Slow Dissolve Hazard: Granules take a long time to dissolve. Adding directly to a skimmer can [clog plumbing or sit in the filter](https://www.troublefreepool.com); wait 5–7 days after adding before backwashing your filter.
  • Safety: Store in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children. Wear gloves and eye protection if dust is present.
💡 Pro-Tips for Success
  • The Sock Method: Don't dump this straight into the skimmer. Put the [PoolMe granular stabilizer](https://poolsupplydepot.net) into an old tube sock and hang it in front of a return jet (or place it in the skimmer basket inside the sock). Squeeze the sock occasionally to speed up the process.
  • Salt Cell Shield: If you have a [salt-water chlorine generator](https://www.jandy.com), keeping your CYA at the higher end of the range (70-80 ppm) prevents the cell from having to work at 100% capacity, significantly extending its lifespan.
  • Wait to Test: It takes several days for stabilizer to fully distribute. Wait at least **one full week** before re-testing your levels to avoid "chasing" the number and accidentally over-stabilizing your water.
Manufacturer Disclaimer: Information is sourced from PoolMe official product documentation. Features and compatibility are subject to change by the manufacturer. Professional consultation is recommended to ensure product safety and validity of the manufacturer's warranty.

User Disclaimer: This document is intended for general knowledge and informational purposes only. It should not be interpreted as professional advice for pool equipment installation, electrical wiring, or chemical treatment. Always consult with a qualified pool professional, licensed electrician, or refer to the specific product label and manufacturer guidelines for installation and safety procedures. The user assumes all risk for improper handling or installation.