Non-Chlorine/Bromine Alternative

[Winnsome]

I'm curious also as to why you never liked Pristineblue.  The Pristineblue part is the bacteria/algae control and the PristinePower is the oxidizer.  We have the Taylor test kit and I even have a calibrated PH and ORP meter.  Both show everything to be within acceptable levels.  But still in the learning process, so need to learn from you people all I can.

[Chas]

I tried "Eco One" in my home tub for awhile. The folks at PoolandSpa.com were kind enough to provide me with a free sample !!

It works in conjunction with dichlor, but I assure you: you'll never know there is chlorine in the water. The levels of chlor can be very low, and the natural oils in the product mask both the odor and the drying tendency of the chlorine.  I know you can order it online, don't know if there is any prob sending it to Canada.

Otherwise Baqua or N2.

[tvaughan]

How about this add that's on the bottem of this forum page. It says "Tired of Spa Chemicals"  http:// http://www.watertonic.com/ It says it's chemical free.  I had posted a question about it before. I saw this thread.  I wonder if anyone on this board has ever tried it?

[poolboy34]

it looks similar to spa perfect and eco-one which are simply enzyme treatments, that still require some form of an additional sanitizer.  If it sounds to good to be true, then it most likely is.