Clorox Pool&Spa Shock XtraBlue2 for Swimming Pools, 12pk

Enjoying your beautiful pool just got easier with the convenience and power of Clorox Pool&Spa Shock XtraBlue. Each bag treats 12,000 gallons of water to clear cloudy, smelly water. This fast dissolving pool shock kills bacteria and removes swimmer contaminants, while helping control algae growth.

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Enjoying your beautiful pool just got easier with the convenience and power of Clorox Pool&Spa Shock XtraBlue. Each bag treats 12,000 gallons of water to clear cloudy, smelly water. This fast dissolving pool shock kills bacteria and removes swimmer contaminants, while helping control algae growth. It will not bleach your liner or affect your waters pH level like other brands. Shock your pool weekly and after pool parties and severe weather to remove contaminants, destroy odors, and keep water clear. No premixing required and dissolves fast! Shock day or night! Save time when shocking, as our XtraBlue Shock will treat 12,000 gallons of water and you can swim in 15 minutes! Always apply according to label directions. For best results, add to the deepest end of the pool with the filter running. Circulating pool water when applying chemicals helps disperse chemicals throughout the pool for maximum coverage. The best pool shock on the market, use once a week during your weekly maintenance program.Pair with the Clorox Pool app and XtraBlue Chlorinating Tablets for best results.

Clorox Pool&Spa Shock XtraBlue2 for Swimming Pools, 12-pk:

  • 6 in 1 multi-functional pool shock
  • algae-fighting crystals
  • crystal clear water
  • kills and prevents green, black and mustard pool algae
  • kills bacteria
  • improves filter performance
  • swim-ready in just 15 minutes

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6 Reviews For This Product

  1. 06

    by Colleen

    Great shock. Love the reusable bottle

  2. 06

    by Amy

    Cleared up my pool quickly!!!

  3. 06

    by Karen

    Works as it should at keep my pool clean and clear been using this for years. I use it once a week or after a heavy rain as recommended and I don’t have any issues with my pool all summer

  4. 06

    by Cynthia

    We are very happy with this product. Makes your pool water crystal clear.

  5. 06

    by Rita

    Exactly what we was looking for.

  6. 06

    by Rebekah

    works great with the heat we having in Alabama had to buy 2 boxs we going on 2 months of swimming and water still blue.

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