BioGuard 23217BIO | Instant Stabilizer 100 - 1 gallon
BioGuard 23217BIO | Instant Stabilizer 100 - 1 gallon
Description
BioGuard Instant Stabilizer 100 prevents the loss of free chlorine due to sunlight.

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Key Features
- Quick-dissolving formula is easier to apply than granular stabilizer
- Reduces chlorine consumption and maintenance costs
- 23217BIO
Specs
- Part Number: 23217BIO
- Manufacturer: BioGuard
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I ran a search using bing to try and find someone that carried this pool filter and at a better price than what I had seen in other searches. This particular filter was hard to find. This was the most reasonable price though, so I purchased it. The purchase was trouble-free and the product was delivered quickly.
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FAQ
Our expert staff answers customer's most asked questions.
What are the ideal chemical ranges for my pool?
Achieving a balanced pool involves maintaining a pH range of 7.2–7.8, total alkalinity between 80–120 ppm, calcium hardness at 180–220 ppm, and cyanuric acid (stabilizer) within 30–50 ppm. Chlorine levels should consistently fall within the 1–3 ppm range, by may need to be increased as CYA levels go above 60 PPM.
How often should I test my pool water?
Regular testing, ideally once a week, ensures that chemical levels are within the recommended range. This practice ensures that your pool is always ready for enjoyment.
What is better for my pool and my body: Salt Chlorinator or Chlorine Chemicals?
Opting for a salt chlorinator is a superior choice for both your pool and skin. In addition to cost savings on chemicals, it requires minimal maintenance with a 5-7 year replacement cycle on salt cells. Most salt cells have an operating life of 10,000 hours. Proper maintenance will help extend the life cycle of salt cells. Refer to your owner's manual for cleaning instructions and tips on cleaning Pentair salt cells and products that help keep all salt cells cleaner. Explore our recommended models, Gentle Chlor and IC-40, by following this link.
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Pool Chemical Balance Parameters and Ideal Ranges
How much chemicals should I put into my pool? What are the right chemicals? This guide offers pool chemical parameters and ideal ranges. The following table outlines the essential pool chemical...
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