Review on Orenda PR-10000-GAL Phosphate Remover Concentrate 🏊 - 1-Gallon Size for Effective Pool Water Treatment by Brandon Doctore

This was a replacement order. The first turned and licked. I don't know if the UPS driver was upset about the leak in his truck or something. But when we got the box it was soaked and about half a gallon was gone. At least this batch was in a plastic bag in the box. There was still a small leak, maybe once or so. But anyway, it works great, it's a bit pricey considering the cost compared to phosphorus. is 6 ounces, with phosphorus - 3 liters. In addition, phosphorus filters clog quickly. The best way to add it to the pool is to put it in a 1 liter spray bottle to go around the pool and spray. Don't throw it in the sieve. We have a lot of wind and dust in southern Nevada, so there's a constant battle with phosphates. But a jug per gallon typically lasts about 18 months. I recommend this product, just wish they would tape the lid on so it doesn't leak.