Bluescape Chemical Floater with ChemGuard Protective Glove

We bought this one last summer and it has lasted. We decided to get one more to help with our pool treatments this year. Louisiana weather can be rough on pools. We'll made, absolutely no issues with it. Holds 2 large chlorine tablets and you can turn the bottom to designate how much of the tablet you want to release in the pool at a time.

Much better than the old hard plastic ones. They usually break down due to sun exposure and become hard to open as they age. This has a soft (silicone?) cover that seems quite durable. It holds 3 or 4 tablets.

may be a fluke, but after only the second time of going to remove the lid, it would not turn open. the clip ended up breaking when if finally twist to the open position

It keeps the chlorine tablets secure, is easy to adjust, and floats well around the pool. The included protective glove is a nice bonus for handling pool chemicals safely. Great value and works perfectly.

This is my second time purchasing this item. First purchase was last year. Overall, it holds up well other that the top cover turning gummy over time.

A decent price for a floating chlorine dispenser. That said, I doubt this will last through the end of the summer. The protective glove is a gimmick.

Nice floater for the money. Like the feature of the built in handle on the lid so your hands don't have to touch the tablets. Collapsible for storage too.

I have a Intex 10x30 prism framed pool. I broke a 3 inch chlorine tablet into 3 pieces and put 1 piece in there at a time. It usually lasts 7-8 days with the first slit opened. My pool has been up and running for a month now and my chlorine levels have been perfect.

It technically works as a tablet floater, but it’s just poorly designed. The lid is made of a soft rubber like material and has two “flaps” you can put your fingers in. This is supposed to be a way for you to “grab” chlorine pucks out of the bucket without gloves, but that only really works the first time. When you go to refill it, it’s wet from the pool and you shouldn’t ever be putting that in the bucket of tablets. It’s also 3-4 inches tall, so instead of being able to hold 5-6 tablets like others, this one can only hold 3 because the top half is blocked by this poorly thought out lid. That same soft rubber material also doesn’t hold up well to sunlight, which it gets all day floating on top.

When received at pickup, it was much smaller than I anticipated, but not a huge deal, I should have read the description better. It will still hold about three of the 3" tablets, if they're just stacked inside rather than using the channel that holds a single tablet vertically on the underside of the lid. However, the two little tabs that hold the top on, broke. It has little channels that you line the tabs up with, sit them into, and then twist to lock on the top. The first broke as soon as I opened the top before first use, the second broke 3 days later when I went to open it to check my tablets. I dont usually leave negative reviews, but I would not recommend this floater at all!